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Question· Question écrite9154answered
France · National Assembly · 29 July 2025
Mr. Yannick Chenevard draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the presentation of the bill relating to the modernization of civil security. The work of the Beauvau Civil Security, undertaken between 2024 and 2025, has highlighted the importance of better recognizing, structuring and supporting the French model of civil security. Unique in the world, it is based on deep complementarity between 250,000 professional and volunteer firefighters and the nearly 250,000 volunteers involved in approved civil security associations. On the ground, these two pillars act together to serve citizens. Their mobilization is essential, both in prevention missions, training, awareness of risks and first aid reflexes, and in disaster management, where their role is crucial. In this sense, the intervention of 300 civil protection volunteers, during the passage of Cyclone Chido in Mayotte, made it possible to take care of more than 6,500 victims and to carry out around thirty clearing operations. But their commitment is also illustrated during moments of celebration such as the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, where 100% of the first aid stations were provided by volunteers from associations. approved civil security. Their commitment is a determining factor in the success of these events. It is therefore important to continue the efforts already underway, while taking into consideration the progress of parliamentary work on this subject. Precisely, the bill n° 1146 of the deputy, relating to the recognition of civil security volunteers, adopted unanimously in the National Assembly and awaiting examination in Senate, constitutes significant progress and proposes concrete measures to sustainably strengthen the pillar of approved civil security associations. However, this model cannot be fully consolidated without the adoption of a comprehensive bill, making it possible to modernize and guarantee the financing of these two pillars. Their complementarity is intrinsic to the proper functioning of civil security. As the minister had committed to presenting this bill quickly, it is all the more urgent to act as the climate crisis continues to intensify the frequency and severity of the events that these systems must face. Also, he would like to know on what date the Government intends to present this bill.
Question· Question écrite5692answered
France · National Assembly · 8 April 2025
Mr. Yannick Chenevard draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity, Forests, Sea and Fisheries to the application of Law No. 2023-580 of July 10, 2023 aimed at strengthening the prevention and fight against the intensification of the extension of fire risk. The said law consolidated the provisions relating to legal clearing obligations (OLD). The latter constitute one of the pillars of protection against the risk of fire, contributing to the protection of people, property, natural and forest areas. They make it possible to reduce the intensity of fires and move fire fronts away from human installations, also protecting intervention forces, allowing them to concentrate on fighting the fire. If the general principle of OLDs is understood and widely accepted, these obligations pose nevertheless certain difficulties in their practical application, both for communities and individuals. This is particularly the case when these obligations concern the land of third parties who are themselves not subject or sometimes unreachable. Article L. 134-6 of the Forest Code, amended by the said law, provides for a legal obligation to clear brush and maintain a cleared state applicable to territories particularly exposed to fire risk. It concerns land located less than 200 meters from woods and forests and applies to the surroundings of constructions, construction sites and installations of all kinds, to a depth of 50 meters (the mayor can increase this obligation to 100 meters). The OLD concerns the owner of the issue that gave rise to it and the area to be cleared can, depending on the location of the construction, extend beyond his own land, on that of a third party not subject to the OLD and sometimes unreachable. The owners of the land and property concerned, generally peri-urban and rural, do not always have the financial means necessary to carry out large-scale forestry work. Many of them, particularly retirees, have neither the availability, nor the physical capabilities, nor the equipment that would allow them to comply at a lower cost. The consequences for these can be particularly important, especially financially. Penalties and criminal fines can amount to several thousand euros in addition to criminal proceedings and possible automatic clearing of brush at their expense. Furthermore, in the event of damage linked to a forest fire, insurers may apply an additional excess of 5,000 euros. It is why several levers could be mobilized to help these owners assume their obligations on land that does not belong to them. The idea of a dedicated tax credit, initially adopted by an amendment in the Senate, was ultimately rejected. Municipalities are not legally able to support owners with their expenses. However, given the unique nature of the burden which consists of incurring major work on a neighbor's land, wouldn't a coordinated aid system be possible? Also, he asks him his position regarding a possible assistance system for the owners concerned.
Question· Question écrite20answered
France · National Assembly · 1 October 2024
Mr. Yannick Chenevard draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the question of the date of the next municipal elections of 2026. Indeed, due to the health crisis linked to covid-19, decree no. 2020-571 of May 14, 2020 taken in application of law no. 2020-290 of March 23, 2020 had set May 18, 2020 the date of entry into office of the municipal and community councils of the communes whose municipal council had been entirely renewed from the first round of the municipal elections of March 15, 2020. In addition, for the renewal of the other municipal and community councils, the date of the second round was set by decree no. 2020-642 at June 28, 2020. The installation of the latter took place at the beginning of July. Article L. 227 of the electoral code provides that “municipal councilors are elected for six years”. This same article has that “even if they have been elected in the meantime, they are completely renewed in March”. However, we could face a situation where a very large part of the country's municipal councilors would have been elected for less than six years if the 2026 municipal elections were called in March. Also, he questions him to find out if the municipal elections of 2026 will take place in March, if they will be differentiated according to the installation dates of municipal councils in 2020 or if they will take place for all municipalities in June 2026.
Question· Question écrite5272answered
France · National Assembly · 7 February 2023
Mr. Yannick Chenevard draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion, responsible for cities and housing, to article L 302-5 of the construction and housing code. This defines, in paragraph IV, the housing likely to receive the legal qualification of social rental housing, the production of which is required in paragraph I of this text. Among these housing, approved housing is identified and access to which is subject to resource conditions. The City of Toulon welcomes a large population of civilian and military personnel whose accommodation is provided in dedicated housing, which is reserved for them, taking into account resource conditions. Furthermore, in order to facilitate the production of social housing, the town planning code and the construction and housing have provided for specific mechanisms, in particular those provided for by articles L 111-24, L 151-15 and L 151-41 4° of the town planning code or even article L 302-9-1-2 of the construction and housing code. However, recently, Law No. 2022-217 of February 21, 2022 relating to differentiation, decentralization, deconcentration and carrying various measures to simplify action public has, under the terms of its article 66, supplemented and modified the aforementioned texts by specifying that the latter were not enforceable against operations subject to planning authorization tending to the creation, on land, allocated to the needs of the Ministry of Defense, of housing intended for its agents. Under these conditions, he asks the Minister to rule on the assimilation of housing intended for staff of the defense of social housing within the meaning of the aforementioned article L 302-5.
Question· Question écrite4376answered
France · National Assembly · 27 December 2022
Mr. Yannick Chenevard draws the attention of the Prime Minister to the future of the profession of animal osteopath as well as to the distress of hundreds of students waiting to be able to practice their profession. Since 2017, regulations have established the attachment of the qualification and supervision of animal osteopathy to the National Council of the Order of Veterinarians (CNOV), which still poses academic and academic difficulties today. logistics: deadlines for passing the exam, non-existent exam benchmarks, constitution of juries with possible conflicts of interest, professional insurance, recognition at the URSSAF level, applicable VAT regime. For many months, the situation seems to have changed little despite ministerial commitments made in favor of the rapid launch of an inspection mission bringing together the inspection bodies of the ministries of finance, of labor and agriculture to take an objective inventory of the situation in terms of training, examination and exercise. Very recently, the associations representing the profession learned that such a mission could ultimately depend solely on the general inspection of the Ministry of Agriculture. Such a decision could be a source of questions for the entire profession, students and professionals alike. Imagining entrusting it to the sole administration in charge of the file and led by veterinarians raises questions in ethical terms while the latter do not seem to show firm support for the emergence of animal osteopathy. However, the development of this practice seems entirely relevant to deal with the severe lack of veterinarians in the region. As litigation actions begin to be launched by students who are suffering economically and socially from this situation, he asks the Government what its intentions are to put an end to this situation and under what timetable it intends to mandate this inspection mission.
Question· Question écrite3090answered
France · National Assembly · 15 November 2022
Mr. Yannick Chenevard questions the Secretary of State to the Minister of the Armed Forces, responsible for veterans and memory, on the particular situation of submariners who sailed during the Cold War and those currently serving on SSBNs or SNAs who cannot claim to obtain the combatant's card, the conditions of attribution of which are defined in articles L. 311-1 et seq. of the pension code military disability and war victims, or the title of recognition of the Nation, the conditions of attribution of which are set out in articles D. 331-1 et seq. of the same code. Submariners in fact carry out unique operations to the extent that due to the nature of their missions, it is impossible to locate the submarines in which they operate and no information on their missions is communicated by military authority. It is therefore not possible to establish their participation in operations in conflict zones defined in the regulatory texts. However, their missions covered by national defense secrecy are very effective. A change in regulatory conditions could allow fair recognition from the Nation to these sailors of the deep. He asks him what the intentions of the Government on this subject.
Question· Question écrite742answered
France · National Assembly · 9 August 2022
M. Yannick Chenevard interroge M. le ministre de la transition écologique et de la cohésion des territoires sur la possibilité de procéder à un léger décalage de l'application des ZFE dans certains territoires qui en feraient la demande afin de leur permettre une mise en place en même temps que le reste des collectivités concernées au 31 décembre 2024, et non au 1er janvier 2023 comme quelques-unes s'y étaient engagées avant la crise sanitaire et l'inflation ou la rupture d'approvisionnement du fait de la guerre en Ukraine. En effet, si tel que le prévoit la loi d'orientation des mobilités du 24 décembre 2019 et son décret d'application du 17 septembre 2020, le besoin d'amélioration de la qualité de l'air dans les zones urbaines apparaît nécessaire, la prise en compte des difficultés financières liées à l'inflation ou de la non-possibilité de changer de véhicule soit pour des raison financières ou par l'incapacité des constructeurs automobiles à livrer des véhicules neufs dans des délais raisonnables (approvisionnement de pièces, guerre), pénalise les familles les moins aisées qui souvent habitent en périphérie des grandes agglomérations et possèdent des véhicules parfois anciens (vignettes Crit'air 5). Le simple alignement au 31 décembre 2024 de toutes les collectivités de plus de 150 000 habitants comme le prévoit la loi n° 2021-1104 du 22 août 2021 permettrait aux ménages les plus en difficulté de ne pas être pénalisés. Il lui demande sa position sur ce sujet.