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Question· Question écrite18060open
France · National Assembly · 8 September 2026
Mr. Édouard Jordan draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature to the need to strengthen the clearing and maintenance of highway approaches in order to prevent the outbreak of fires and limit the spread of fires. In areas particularly exposed to the risk of fire, the approaches to motorways constitute major areas of vigilance. Car traffic, vehicle stops, reckless behavior or even certain projections can be the cause of fires starting in the immediate vicinity of infrastructures. When the vegetation is too dense or insufficiently maintained, these fires can quickly spread to surrounding natural and agricultural areas, endangering populations, homes, farms and infrastructure. This problem is particularly worrying in the Aude department, an area highly exposed to vegetation fires. In the town of Capendu, located in the constituency of the MP, numerous fires have been observed near the highway. These repeated events arouse legitimate concern among elected officials and residents and demonstrate the need for more action in terms of prevention. Motorway concession companies have a particular responsibility in the maintenance of their rights-of-way and surrounding areas. It is essential that their clearing obligations are fully respected and that vegetation maintenance is carried out regularly and sufficiently rigorously, particularly during periods of high risk. Given the evolution of fire risk, marked by more frequent episodes of drought, high temperatures and increasingly vulnerable vegetation, it also appears necessary to go further than current practices. In the most exposed sectors, increasing the areas cleared of brush near highways would make it possible to create real protection zones capable of slowing down the spread of flames and facilitate the intervention of emergency services. He therefore asks what measures the Government intends to take in order to guarantee strict compliance by motorway concession companies with their obligations in terms of clearing and maintaining the surroundings of infrastructure, to strengthen controls on the effective carrying out of these operations and to increase, in the sectors particularly exposed to the risk of fire, the surfaces having to be subject to reinforced brush clearing. In particular, he would like to know if the Government plans to implement specific measures on motorways crossing the most vulnerable territories, such as in Aude, in order to reduce the risk of fires starting and spreading and to better protect neighboring communities, their inhabitants and their activities.
Question· Question écrite17779open
France · National Assembly · 25 August 2026
Mr. Édouard Jordan draws the attention of the Minister of Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce, Crafts, Tourism and Purchasing Power to the particularly significant economic consequences of the administrative closures of the Lac de la Cavayère site, in Carcassonne, in Aude, decided in the context of fire risk prevention. Lake Cavayère is a major tourist site in the town of Carcassonne and contributes directly to the economic and tourist activity of the region. Many traders and operators carry out an activity there that is highly dependent on tourist numbers and the summer season. For several seasons and more particularly during the 2025 and 2026 seasons, these professionals have been faced with closures decided by prefectural decree due to fire risk. If these measures respond to legitimate imperatives of civil security and protection of people, their repetition and their methods of implementation generate considerable economic consequences for the companies concerned. Certain closing days are in fact announced late, sometimes the day before for the next day, not allowing professionals to adapt their organization, their supplies or their commitments. contractual. These closures lead to immediate losses of turnover, weaken seasonal employment and can compromise commitments made to suppliers and partners. The companies concerned thus directly bear the financial consequences of administrative decisions taken in the general interest, without a specific support or compensation mechanism being established today. systematically provided to compensate for the damage suffered. This situation is all the more worrying as these activities contribute to the tourist dynamism of Carcassonne and contribute to the economic attractiveness of the Aude department. The repetition of these closures could, in the long term, permanently weaken companies whose activity is already subject to strong seasonality. In this context, he asks him what measures the The Government intends to take action to support VSEs and SMEs whose activity is directly affected by repeated administrative closures linked to fire risk prevention. He would like to know in particular whether the Government is considering the creation of an exceptional aid or compensation system to compensate all or part of the losses suffered by the companies concerned, as well as the implementation of tax measures, specific social or economic conditions when these closures result in a significant loss of turnover. He wishes to know the national or local measures currently available to traders and operators of Lac de la Cavayère and, where applicable, the measures that the Government intends to implement in order to prevent the economic consequences of these closures from being borne exclusively by the professionals concerned.
Question· Question écrite16784open
France · National Assembly · 7 July 2026
Mr. Édouard Jordan draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the dysfunctions affecting the organization of road safety awareness training courses, particularly in the Aude department. These courses, which allow motorists to recover points on their driving license, constitute an essential road safety tool. They are strictly supervised by regulations and organized by road safety awareness centers approved by the prefectures. However, several players in the sector are now warning of practices consisting of massively offering training courses for sale, on dates or in locations which do not always correspond to sessions actually held. In Aude, the National Union of Road Safety Actors reports recurring practices attributed to the company “ ActiRoute”, which would consist of programming a very large volume of courses, then canceling a significant part of them in order to group the trainees into a smaller number of sessions actually held. According to the elements transmitted, this company would have recorded very high cancellation rates in the department: 59.26% over the period 2021-2022, 55.41% in 2022-2023, 47.46% in 2023-2024 and another 31.72% in 2024-2025. These practices, if confirmed, would be particularly harmful. They would directly penalize users, sometimes forced to re-register, change their professional organization or follow a course further from home, with the risk, for some, of not being able to recover their points within the necessary time frame. They would also weaken local centers which respect the regulations and offer internships that are actually available, creating a distortion of competition for the benefit of operators resorting to massive and insincere programming. However, the regulations provide for the withdrawal of approval when an operator records a cancellation rate greater than 30% of courses scheduled over two consecutive calendar years, particularly when these cancellations occur less than thirty days before the holding. sessions. Despite this, the professionals concerned denounce a lack of effective sanctions, even though several reports have been sent to state services. They are also concerned about communications or administrative controls which, instead of targeting operators with the highest cancellation rates, seem to weigh on compliant centers and their partners. This situation therefore raises a dual concern: that of the protection of users, who cannot be considered as an economic adjustment variable, and that of respect for fair competition between approved road safety players. He therefore asks what measures the Government intends to take to guarantee the effective application of the regulations relating to the cancellation rates for point recovery courses, to assure users as approved centers with real transparency on the retention rate of the internships offered and sanction the organizations concerned.
Question· Question écrite16615open
France · National Assembly · 7 July 2026
Mr. Édouard Jordan draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature to the lack of reimbursement of expenses that Louveterie lieutenants incur as part of their missions. Established since the reign of Charlemagne, the lieutenants of louveterie are voluntary collaborators of the State, appointed by the prefect and placed under his authority. authority. They carry out an essential public service mission, particularly in terms of regulating species likely to cause damage, protecting agricultural activities and preserving agro-sylvo-hunting balances. In the Aude department, their action has become essential in the face of the proliferation of wild boars, whose populations are experiencing a sharp increase and causing damage. considerable damage to crops, agricultural operations and sometimes even to the safety of people. Louveterie lieutenants organize and lead administrative searches, provide their technical expertise to state services and constitute an essential link in wildlife regulation policy. However, these missions are entirely based on the commitment of volunteers who personally bear all the costs. linked to their activity. Travel, fuel, use of their personal vehicle, purchase of ammunition, acquisition and maintenance of specific equipment represent expenses that can reach several thousand euros per year. This situation is all the more worrying as the use of louveterie lieutenants is increasingly frequent, even though no national reimbursement or lasting compensation system is available. foreseen. The increase in the cost of fuel and equipment weighs heavily on these volunteers and risks, in the long term, discouraging vocations and weakening an institution that is nevertheless essential to the management of wildlife and the protection of the rural world. Also, he asks him if the Government intends to put in place a national system allowing the reimbursement of expenses incurred by louveterie lieutenants in the exercise of their public service missions or, failing that, establish a compensation or tax compensation mechanism in order to concretely recognize the commitment of these volunteers who contribute daily to the fight against the proliferation of wild boars and the protection of rural territories.
Question· Question écrite16027open
France · National Assembly · 16 June 2026
Mr. Édouard Jordan draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty, responsible for artificial intelligence and digital technology, to the concrete consequences of the Digital Markets Act on the access of French citizens to artificial intelligence functionalities. Since the entry into force of the Digital Markets Act, several companies in digital sector have invoked the regulatory uncertainty linked to this text, in particular with regard to interoperability, confidentiality and security obligations, to delay, restrict or not deploy in the European Union certain artificial intelligence functionalities although available in other regions of the world. This situation is causing growing concern among many French users. Without call into question the objective of fairer competition in digital markets, it appears necessary to ensure that this regulatory framework does not lead, in fact, to depriving European citizens of innovations accessible elsewhere, nor to creating a technological dropout from the European Union in a strategic sector. Artificial intelligence today constitutes a major issue for sovereignty and competitiveness economic and access to new digital uses. It is therefore important that the obligations imposed on large platforms are sufficiently clear, predictable and proportionate, so as not to penalize end users or slow down the diffusion of innovative technologies on European territory. The application of the DMA in France must not lead to a situation of unfair competition with the rest of the world. So he asks her what position the Government intends to defend with the European Commission in order to clarify the exact requirements of the Digital Markets Act applicable to artificial intelligence functionalities, particularly in terms of interoperability and whether a specific assessment of the impact of this regulation on European citizens' access to artificial intelligence tools is envisaged.
Question· Question écrite15857open
France · National Assembly · 9 June 2026
Mr. Édouard Jordan draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the situation of home help professionals, whose daily commitment is essential to keeping elderly, dependent or disabled people at home. In a predominantly rural department like Aude, home helpers travel many kilometers every day to ensure their missions to the most vulnerable populations. These trips constitute an essential component of their activity, but also represent an increasing financial burden due to the lasting increase in the cost of fuel. Despite their fundamental role in supporting loss of autonomy and supporting families, these professionals remain faced with persistent difficulties: insufficient remuneration attractive, mileage allowances often disconnected from the costs actually incurred, recruitment and retention difficulties, as well as a feeling of lack of recognition of their contribution to the health and solidarity system. Representatives of the sector, in particular those of the ADMR network, are calling for the implementation of concrete measures to preserve the attractiveness of these essential professions and to guarantee continuity home support, particularly in rural areas. Also, he asks what measures the Government intends to take to support home help professionals in the face of the increase in fuel costs. In particular, he would like to know whether the Government is considering setting up a specific transport aid system or an increase in mileage allowances in order to compensate for the additional costs borne by these employees. He also asks what actions are planned to sustainably improve the working conditions, remuneration and recognition of home help, in order to strengthen the attractiveness of these professions which are essential for caring for dependency and keeping the most vulnerable citizens at home.
Question· Question écrite15224answered
France · National Assembly · 19 May 2026
Mr. Édouard Jordan alerts the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, to the alarming situation of prison overcrowding at the Carcassonne remand center. According to recently published figures, the occupancy rate of this establishment would now reach more than 235%, or even almost 250% according to the union representatives of prison staff, with around 155 prisoners for only 64 effective places. This situation would make the Carcassonne remand center is one of the most overcrowded prison establishments in France and the most saturated in the Occitanie region. This reality is unfortunately not new, but it has now reached a particularly alarming level. Prison staff have been warning for several months about the human and security consequences of this situation: promiscuity, increased tensions between prisoners, multiplication violence, deterioration of the working conditions of agents... In a department like Aude, where public resources are already heavily strained, this situation rightly arouses great concern among staff, who are at their wits' end. He therefore asks what immediate measures the Government intends to implement in order to reduce prison overcrowding at the Carcassonne remand center, strengthen the staff and resources allocated to this establishment.
Question· Question écrite15185open
France · National Assembly · 19 May 2026
Mr. Édouard Jordan draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the worrying trivialization of drug consumption, particularly among young people, and to its human, social and health consequences. For several years, numerous indicators have highlighted an increasing spread of the use of illicit substances among increasingly young people. This development is accompanied by a form of increased social tolerance, even trivialization, particularly through certain media or cultural discourses which tend to minimize the risks associated with this consumption. This erroneous perception contributes to disinhibiting uses and delaying awareness of the real dangers. However, the consequences of drug use are far from trivial. They seriously affect health physical and mental health of users, particularly adolescents whose neurological development is still ongoing. Anxiety and depressive disorders, increased risks of dependence, cognitive alterations, academic failure and social marginalization are frequent manifestations. In addition to these individual consequences, there are particularly serious family impacts: imbalances, violence, isolation and in the most difficult situations tragic, deaths which plunge entire families into distress. Beyond the private sphere, this problem constitutes a major public health issue. It mobilizes significant resources in terms of care, prevention and security, while fueling criminal networks which thrive on the vulnerability of young people. Faced with this situation, it appears essential to strengthen prevention policies, particularly in educational establishments, in order to deliver clear, objective information adapted to current usage realities. It is also necessary to provide more support to families faced with these problems, who are often helpless when faced with the addiction of a loved one, and to develop early and accessible support systems. In this context, he asks him to please specify the actions that the Government intends to work to intensify prevention among young people and fight against the trivialization of drug consumption.