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Question· Question écrite42589open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Cécile Delpirou draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the situation of home health providers (PSAD). For several months, the PSAD Federation has been trying to find common ground with the Economic Committee for Health Products (CEPS) on an economic level acceptable to the State and sustainable for their companies. However, CEPS applied unilaterally decided price reductions. This comes on top of the years of savings already imposed on their sector and now threatens the sustainability of the sector and the jobs it represents. However, home health care is more economical for the health system than hospital care. They also correspond to the desire expressed by the Government for an outpatient shift and health coverage throughout the national territory. PSADs therefore feel that they are facing a lack of recognition of their work and their place in the health system by the public authorities. She therefore questions him about the actions that could be put in place to respond to the concerns of the home health care sector, in terms of resources and recognition.
Question· Question écrite42538open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Cécile Delpirou draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the hunger strike started on October 11, 2021 by three activists from Secours catholique in Calais. The regular dismantling actions carried out by the police as well as the Government's policies which aim to regulate the distribution of essential goods are motivated by a concern for maintaining order and limiting facilities. Gold, despite these provisions, the migration situation in Calais remains difficult. Illegal arrivals and crossings are not decreasing and the living conditions of migrants continue to deteriorate. There are nearly 2,000 individuals, families or single minors who are affected by this situation. In September 2021, a 16-year-old teenager lost his life trying to reach England. The associations feel today powerless in the face of this state of affairs. The hunger strike that began in October 2021 is based on clear demands: an end to evictions and dismantling during the winter break and the opening of a dialogue with the Government. However, the discussions today seem frozen, despite the intervention of Didier Leschi as government mediator. After two meetings with associative actors and strikers, no concrete proposal has yet been adopted and implemented in order to emerge from this crisis. Faced with this situation, she asks him what measures are being considered by the Government to meet the expectations of community stakeholders regarding the migration issue in Calais, which remains worrying in view of the coming winter season.
Question· Question écrite37657open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Cécile Delpirou questions the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery on the situation of casual workers in the catering industry. The health situation has brought the country's economy to a standstill. As a result, the French were forced to stop their activities to limit the damage of the crisis. The consequence of this shutdown is the difficulty of many sectors of the economy. So to support the French, the Government has put in place aid to support businesses and households. However, certain economic players remained on the sidelines of granting aid. Among them, we can cite the intermittent workers of the RHE (hotel, catering and events). These professionals have been out of work for a year now. Unfortunately, they do not have the partial unemployment scheme granted to intermittent workers in the entertainment industry. We must go far, in their granting this aid and restoring the special status they had before the unemployment insurance reform of 2014. These catering “extras” have a usage contract which allows them to carry out temporary tasks for an employer. This contract may only be used to meet one-off and immediate needs for a specific position. Their activity is similar to that of intermittent entertainment workers. These people, we meeting with daily newspapers in canteens, right here at the National Assembly. They provide service and comfort. We cannot leave them to their own devices. The deputy Jean-François Mbaye and the senator Xavier Iacovelli have tabled a double bill on the recognition of the activity of intermittent RHE workers. This is unfortunately not enough. Thus, she wishes to know the solutions implemented to help them in the emergency and what place these workers can occupy in the national recovery plan.
Question· Question écrite36607open
France · National Assembly
Ms. Cécile Delpirou questions the Minister of Transformation and the Public Service on the implementation of the conventional termination system within the civil service, established by Law No. 2019-828 of August 6, 2019 on the transformation of the civil service, which came into force on January 1, 2020. She would like to know the first assessment of this system, and in particular the number of conventional terminations in each of the three aspects of the civil service, the categories of civil servants benefiting from this system and the amount of specific contractual termination compensation.
Question· Question écrite33218answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Cécile Delpirou alerts the Minister of the Interior to the worrying situation in which people exiled in Calais find themselves, a situation amplified since the ban, by prefectural decree, on the distribution of meals and water to migrants by associations not mandated by the State. She recalls that, despite the regularity of expulsions motivated by the legitimate concern for maintaining public order and neighborhood tranquility, these prove to be ineffective, on the one hand because the number of people exiled to Calais remains stable, and on the other hand because they have the effect of pushing people to wander more and more in the city center. She also underlines that the multiplication of almost daily expulsions and the confiscation of tents and their personal property has the corollary of the deterioration of the living conditions of exiled people, many of whom many are families, single women with young children, or even unaccompanied minors. If the previous places where exiled people lived are made impassable, basic services are also often reduced, which does not allow exiled people to access them in a stable manner. She adds that, according to the associations, the prefectural decree of September 10, 2020, which prohibited the distribution of meals and water in places in the city center, forcing exiled people to walk more than an hour to reach the mobile distributions of the association mandated by the State. She also adds that a new decree dated September 30, 2020 widens this perimeter and has the consequence of hindering the solidarity of citizens, residents and associations, while many people exiled and wandering are not more able to eat, hydrate and benefit from basic hygiene conditions. Finally, she regrets the absence of a long-term proposal for people exiled to the Calais site, the only possible avenue for them being the request for asylum. However, this solution is only suitable for a tiny portion of exiles and is also not possible in the current state in the absence of service and support on the Calais site since 2016. Consequently, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees requested that a covered location be made available for distributions and to allow better access to information, particularly on the right to asylum. The Defender of Rights, following her visit to Calais, also called for a moratorium on evictions from camps. The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Law housing finally asked that the exiled people present in Calais be accommodated in unconditional, dignified places close to Calais, in order to allow a real respite and a real reflection on the rest of their journey. Taking all these elements into account, she asks what measures the Government intends to take to enable these people in extremely vulnerable situations to live in better living conditions. consistent with the most fundamental rights of exiled people.
Question· Question écrite32619answered
France · National Assembly
Ms. Cécile Delpirou draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the risk of stock shortages of surgical gloves in France. This difficulty in accessing surgical gloves, nitrile or vinyl, which are one of the main protections for health professionals against covid-19, but also essential for routine hospital care or PCR tests, has persisted for several months now. Already, Ehpad are running out of stock. The Hauts-de-France regional health agency confirms tension over the availability of these protection tools. As a result of this, we are seeing a sharp increase in prices, sometimes multiplied by five, for boxes of gloves. In the Somme department, departmental supplies ceased at the beginning of September 2020 and the prospects for new supplies remain very uncertain. The state guarantees a certain number of gloves for healthcare professionals until October 2020, but what will happen after that? Certain professionals, whose strategic stocks will no longer be guaranteed by the State in a few weeks, will have to buy boxes on their own at prohibitive prices. She therefore wishes to know what means will be mobilized so that these actors in the world of health, who are on the front line against the covid-19, do not be alone in facing this problem.
Question· Question écrite43879open
France · National Assembly · 1 January 2022
Ms. Cécile Delpirou draws the attention of the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports to the issue of domestic sexual violence and its detection at school. Following the announcements of the President of the Republic in January 2021, the Ministry of National Education and the State Secretariat for Children and Families set up a working group to strengthen the prevention policy existing. It aimed in particular to ensure time dedicated to the detection of violence during medical screening visits in primary and secondary schools, to include a specific module for the detection of sexual violence in the initial and continuing training of national education teachers and staff, to support and facilitate the deployment of interventions by associations specializing in the detection and prevention of violence, to supplement sexuality education with specific modules for raising student awareness and preventing sexual violence and to make clear resources available to professionals. These measures were to begin to be put in place from the start of the school year in September 2021. She would therefore like to have an initial assessment of the actions deployed in favor of students since that date to promote prevention and detection of incest.
Question· Question écrite42955open
France · National Assembly · 11 July 2021
Ms. Cécile Delpirou draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the rise in far-right violence in recent weeks in the country. Indeed, many small groups are pushing violence and provocation to an unprecedented level, threatening republican public order and demonstrating a worrying resurgence of far-right political violence in the country: neo-Nazis in Strasbourg, attack on two union activists by a group fascist, 13 members of the Recolonization group arrested with weapons, two members of the ultra-right arrested with hundreds of weapons. The week of November 22, 2021, the media brought to light cases indicating a dangerous climate in the country. The 13 individuals belonging to the ultra-right group “Recolonisation France” were arrested in several regions. Weapons were discovered including 200 kilos of explosives and more than one hundred weapons potentially used for trafficking between politicized violent networks. Among the members, there are soldiers, including a serving gendarmerie colonel. The MP salutes the efficiency and speed of the security forces who intervened to dismantle this network. At the beginning of November 2021, StreetPress published an article on a small ultra-right group: the “Gallicane Family”. These radical activists, who support Éric Zemmour, exhibited videos of shooting exercises in the forest on a public Telegram messaging channel. They targeted racist caricatures depicting a Jew, a black and a Muslim. Furthermore, journalists working on the far-right are systematically harassed and threatened, with the active complicity of far-right political leaders, preventing work that is nevertheless essential for good. functioning of democracy. She therefore wishes to know how the Government approaches this threat and what means it is implementing to fight against the proliferation of these networks and the threats they pose to the country.
Question· Question écrite37948answered
France · National Assembly · 3 June 2021
Ms. Cécile Delpirou draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the situation of social and medico-social professionals. The Ségur de la santé had the great merit of offering a salary increase to staff in public hospitals, extended to professionals in social and medico-social establishments attached to a public establishment. However, the vast majority of professionals in the medico-social sector work in private, non-profit establishments. They have been widely mobilized since the start of the health crisis to support the elderly, disabled people, people in very precarious situations, or even for young people placed with child welfare and protected adults. Today they feel “forgotten”, despite the mission entrusted to Michel Laforcade to consider the revaluation of the salaries of these professionals, which they fear will ultimately only concern a small part of them. This gap between public and private creates an additional difficulty for private non-profit establishments, particularly in terms of attractiveness, and jeopardizes the support of the public concerned, even though it is more essential than ever. She therefore wishes to relay the concerns of the sector and questions the minister on the guarantees that it could provide regarding the measures envisaged for the upgrading of all professionals in the social and medico-social sector.
Question· Question écrite41497open
France · National Assembly · 9 May 2021
Mrs. Cécile Delpirou draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery, responsible for public accounts, to the possibility of allowing companies making donations of reduction vouchers to the Malin program to benefit from the same tax deductions as for associative donations. This measure could expand this program by meeting the needs of families and enable its action to perpetuate. The Malin program association, created in 2014, aims to promote a balanced, quality diet for young children (0-3 years) born and raised in families in situations of socio-economic vulnerability, via an advisory component on nutritional issues accessible to all parents and a budget offer for families in difficulty aimed at making suitable products more accessible and quality in consumption circuits open to all. On June 24, 2021, the association reached a new stage in its deployment, extending to 93 French departments, compared to 14 until today. While we can only rejoice at this large-scale generalization, which should ultimately benefit 160,000 children, there is a fear that supply will not keep up with demand, due to lack of sufficient financial resources. In fact, the companies which grant reduction vouchers to households, thus allowing them to access a wide choice of products for a price 20 to 80% lower than the initial price, do so without any financial compensation, thus agreeing to abandonment of margins which total, per year, several million euros. It should be noted that the association does not suggest the purchase or consumption of particular products, brands or manufacturers. and is in no way intended to generate an increase in revenue or a reduction in costs for its members or even non-member companies. In addition, the tax administration recognized in 2017 the status of general interest to the association, a status which is established according to three conditions: the organization must not carry out a lucrative activity, it must not be the subject of interested management and finally it must not operate for the benefit of a restricted circle of people. Finally, the generalization of the Malin program is one of the flagship measures of the strategy for preventing and combating poverty among children and young people (“poverty plan”) presented by the President of the Republic in September 2018. The program is also recognized by the national nutrition health program 4, all of the messages disseminated to families being constructed from the recommendations of the PNNS in order to make the health messages recommended by the health authorities accessible to as many people as possible. Also, she asks him if the amount of reduction vouchers provided by companies could benefit from an extension of the tax conditions linked to financial sponsorship in the same way as food aid actors who also fight against food insecurity. This provision would allow the State can contribute to financing alongside companies committed to the Malin program; sine qua non condition to expand the system by responding to the growing needs of families linked to the crisis we are going through and to sustain the association's actions over time. On the other hand, this support from the State would make it possible to extend the tax system linked to patronage to new forms of solidarity commitment and innovative companies and thus see the spread of other public-private programs of general interest such as that carried out by the members of the Malin program association. She asks him his intentions on this subject.