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Question· Question écrite17191open
France · National Assembly · 21 July 2026
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the chronic insufficiency of human, material and financial resources allocated to the departmental fire and rescue services (SDIS). As the effects of climate change increase the frequency and intensity of fires, heatwaves, floods and episodes of submersion, firefighters are called upon to intervene ever more in crises. longer and often simultaneous. The recent fires that occurred on the national territory have once again highlighted the extreme tension weighing on the French civil security model, with several thousand firefighters mobilized and reinforcement columns engaged from throughout the territory. The SPASDIS-CFTC alerts in particular on professionals sometimes engaged for very long periods without relief sufficient. This situation is not new, however. For several years, organizations representing firefighters have been alerting public authorities to the aging of equipment, the decline in forest fire-fighting capabilities, the insufficiency of certain personal protective equipment and the exhaustion of both professional and volunteer firefighters. Added to these operational difficulties new financial charges, in particular the increase in the employer contribution rate to the CNRACL, which weigh on already heavily constrained departmental and SDIS budgets. If the State has announced, as part of the capacity pacts, an investment of 150 million euros co-financed at 60% for the acquisition of more than 1,000 forest fire tankers, these measures remain insufficient given the scale of needs and of the acceleration of risks. Actors in the field thus denounce a policy that is still too ad hoc and reactive, while civil security now requires a stable, multi-annual and long-term financed strategy. Adaptation to climate change cannot be limited to observing the increase in risks: it requires us to adapt now the means of those who protect populations. It is not possible to ask the SDIS to do more and more, in the face of ever-increasing crises, with human and material resources that are not progressing to meet needs. Also, he asks what structural measures the Government intends to take in order to guarantee sustainable and appropriate financing of the SDIS, to strengthen their workforce and to sustainably modernize their material and operational resources. He also wants to know if the Government is considering a reform of the civil security financing model allowing for increased and sustainable participation by the State, so that local authorities no longer bear alone the continued increase in the cost of climate risks and relief missions.
Question· Question écrite17095open
France · National Assembly · 21 July 2026
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister Delegate, spokesperson for the Government to the Prime Minister, and Minister Delegate, responsible for energy to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty, to the consequences on the anaerobic digestion sector and on farmers of the orientations presented by the Government during the national discussion group on biogas on 25 June 2026. The multi-annual energy program sets ambitious objectives for the development of biomethane by 2030. To achieve them, several hundred new projects should see the light of day in the coming years, led by agricultural operations. However, the announcements presented by the Government on June 25, 2026 seem to call into question the very economic conditions which will make it possible to achieve this path. The short-term end of the purchase price, combined with the reduction in its ceiling and the acceleration of the implementation of a call for tenders system, even though the biogas production certificates are not yet fully operational, creates incomprehension and major uncertainty for project leaders and their financiers. They weaken the stability of the public framework, which is nevertheless essential to financing of long-term agricultural and industrial projects. These decisions will cause the halt of numerous agricultural methanization projects which have already invested at least a hundred thousand euros each, even though these installations contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, to energy sovereignty, to the agricultural transition, to the reduction of dependence on imported fertilizers. and the economic development of rural areas. These directions are contrary to the objectives set by the multi-annual energy program, the achievement of which requires accelerating the development of biomethane. Under these conditions, he asks how the Government can set, on the one hand, ambitious targets for biomethane production in the multi-annual energy program and, on the other, remove the conditions economics that enable their achievement. While farmers have responded to the call from public authorities by investing massively in this sector, he asks what measures the Government intends to take to prevent these announcements from bringing a lasting, or even definitive, blow to agricultural methanization and how it intends to preserve current projects, restore investor confidence and guarantee achieving the objectives set by the multi-annual energy program.
Question· Question écrite16171open
France · National Assembly · 23 June 2026
Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty
Question· Question écrite15541open
France · National Assembly · 2 June 2026
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature to the consolidation of an association for the prevention of climate risks. The “Langreney” mission report on the insurability of climate risks was submitted to the Government on April 2, 2024. This report highlights the importance of preventing climate climate risks in order to reduce the cost of losses. According to the Central Reinsurance Fund, a public reinsurer for natural disasters, one euro invested in the prevention of climate risks helps avoid up to eight euros of losses. Today, although these preventive measures are effective, they remain not widespread and do not make an effective contribution to reducing the cost of claims. In France. The report also indicates that this blind spot comes, in part, from social or economic reasons, due to the financial weight of this prevention. The 2023 Senate Finance Committee report on the natural disaster compensation system indicates that “vertical” prevention measures (on buildings) represent several tens of thousands of euros of investments. For the measurements “ horizontal” (on the building environment), the report establishes their cost between 5,000 and 35,000 euros, depending on the number of measurements carried out, with an average being around 10,000 euros. The French Association for the Prevention of Natural and Technological Disasters (AFPCNT), recognized as being of general interest since May 2024, has been trying to establish and disseminate a culture of risk since its creation. However, this association struggles to impose itself and its actions do not sufficiently limit the cost of claims. Indeed, the “Langreney” report establishes that the impact of climate losses is partly due to the lack or even ineffectiveness of risk prevention measures. This may consist of a lack of individual or collective investment in the application of regulations and regulatory measures. Furthermore, objective number 8 of the “Langreney” report proposes to model the functioning of the AFPCNT on the functioning of the Road Prevention association. The latter is partly financed by insurers, since at least 0.5% of the amount of automobile civil liability insurance premiums is obligatorily paid to this association. These resources make it possible to finance prevention and awareness missions about road risks. In reproducing this operation, this would allow the AFPCNT to have a larger budget to be able to finance its various missions and enable better resilience to the consequences of climate change. He therefore wishes to know the Government's intentions regarding the consolidation of this association, in the interest of financing the prevention of climate risks.
Question· Question écrite15384open
France · National Assembly · 26 May 2026
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture, Agri-Food and Food Sovereignty to the particularly worrying situation of school assistants (AVS) working in private agricultural education and rural family homes (MFR). While those accompanying students with disabilities (AESH) in national education and public agricultural education benefit from identified statutory framework, private agricultural education personnel remain maintained in a particularly precarious, opaque and derogatory AVS status, despite the exercise of strictly comparable missions. However, a memo from the Ministry of Agriculture governing the status of AESH in agricultural education has existed since 2019. In fact, the latter does not seem to be fully applied in establishments. private and MFRs. The professionals concerned thus remain excluded from numerous rights recognized by the AESH. The national survey conducted by trade union organizations highlights a particularly alarming situation. More than 62% of the AVS surveyed work under a fixed-term contract, while only 36.4% have a permanent contract. More than half say that their seniority is not taken into account during contract renewals. The study also reveals that 44.1% of professionals carry out unaccounted for or paid tasks and that 26.2% work unpaid overtime. Furthermore, remuneration appears particularly low: 55% of the professionals concerned declare that they are paid the minimum wage or close to it, while an identical proportion considers this remuneration insufficient in relation to the missions carried out. The question of the training also raises serious concerns, since 86% of the AVS surveyed indicate that they have not benefited from any training prior to taking up their position. This precariousness has direct consequences on the quality of support for students with disabilities, in a context where the need for educational inclusion continues to grow. Instability of contracts, lack of training and lack of recognition institutional structure lastingly weakens the continuity and quality of the support offered to the students concerned. Also, he asks what measures the Government intends to take in order to guarantee the effective application of the texts relating to the status of AESH in all private agricultural education establishments and MFRs, to put an end to the inequalities of treatment existing with the AESH of national education and public agricultural education and finally secure the professional career paths of AVS and AESH essential for educational inclusion.
Question· Question écrite14794answered
France · National Assembly · 5 May 2026
M. Fabrice Barusseau alerte Mme la ministre de l'agriculture, de l'agro-alimentaire et de la souveraineté alimentaire sur la situation préoccupante du fonds de formation des agriculteurs VIVEA. En effet, depuis la fin de l'année 2025, ce fonds est confronté à une baisse imprévue et significative de ses ressources, liée notamment à la diminution des cotisations professionnelles agricoles. Cette situation a conduit à la mise en œuvre de mesures de restriction budgétaire ayant des conséquences directes pour les agriculteurs et les organismes de formation : réduction des droits individuels à la formation, priorisation restrictive des thématiques financées et refus croissant de dossiers. Sur le terrain, ces décisions se traduisent par l'annulation de nombreuses formations pourtant essentielles à l'adaptation des fermes, à la transition agroécologique, ainsi qu'à la sécurisation des projets d'installation et de diversification. Elles fragilisent également les organismes de formation, dont l'activité repose en grande partie sur ces financements et remettent en cause l'accès effectif au droit à la formation pour les agriculteurs. Par ailleurs, une part importante des ressources du fonds est aujourd'hui mobilisée pour le financement de formations obligatoires, notamment le Certiphyto, ce qui réduit d'autant les marges de manœuvre pour répondre aux besoins choisis par les professionnels. Dans ce contexte, cette situation interroge tant sur la soutenabilité du modèle de financement du fonds que sur l'équité d'accès à la formation entre les agriculteurs. Aussi, il lui demande quelles mesures le Gouvernement entend prendre pour garantir un accès effectif et équitable à la formation professionnelle pour l'ensemble des agriculteurs ; si le Gouvernement envisage de faire évoluer les modalités de financement des formations obligatoires afin de ne pas faire peser leur coût principalement sur le fonds VIVEA ; enfin, s'il compte engager une réflexion globale sur le financement et la gouvernance du fonds, en lien avec les organisations professionnelles agricoles, afin d'assurer sa pérennité et son adéquation aux besoins croissants du secteur.
Question· Question écrite13774answered
France · National Assembly · 24 March 2026
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau alerts the Minister of Agriculture, Agri-Food and Food Sovereignty to the increase in agricultural unhappiness. The agricultural world is going through a succession of climatic, health and economic crises which are profoundly disrupting the economic models of farms and accelerating changes already underway. Charente-Maritime is unfortunately on the front line for wine-growing activities, cereals and livestock. These transformations are weakening a growing number of farms and putting a strain on farmers facing particularly severe economic and social difficulties. The seriousness of these situations sometimes reaches a threshold such that it generates a worrying level of agricultural unhappiness, which has led to the development and implementation of an interministerial roadmap dedicated to prevention. agricultural unhappiness. The MSA plays a central role in the implementation of this roadmap. It mobilizes its multidisciplinary staff and its delegates to detect, support and support the farmers and employees most in difficulty. It also mobilizes measures such as respite assistance, essential to prevent the human tragedies which continue to mark the agricultural world, characterized by an increased risk of suicide. proven. In a context of negotiation of the future objectives and management agreement, which will set its resource trajectory for the period 2026-2030, he wishes to know what means the Government intends to guarantee to the agricultural system in order to enable it to fully play its role alongside farmers and employees in greatest difficulty.
Question· Question écrite13556answered
France · National Assembly · 17 March 2026
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature to the implementation of the national plan to combat the Asian yellow-legged hornet and to the necessary support for the beekeeping industry. Law No. 2025-237 of March 14, 2025 aimed at stemming the proliferation of the Asian hornet and preserving the beekeeping industry was adopted at a large majority by Parliament. Decree No. 2025-1377 of December 29, 2025 specified the terms of application, particularly with regard to the development of a national plan and departmental plans to combat this invasive species. However, on the ground, beekeepers are warning of the urgency of the situation and the gap between the administrative calendar and the biological realities of the species. Indeed, from the start of the Spring, the founders appear and the first colonies develop, making rapid action essential to limit predation on the hives. According to representatives of the beekeeping industry, the pressure exerted by the Asian hornet has reached a critical level. Colony losses can reach up to 50%, endangering the national stock and the economic balance of many beekeeping operations. The impact The overall economic impact of this proliferation is estimated at at least 100 million euros per year for society, including production losses, colony renewal costs and effects on pollination. Faced with this situation, several beekeeping organizations are proposing the establishment of an emergency fund for the protection of hives from the 2026 beekeeping season, making it possible to finance the equipment necessary for defense colonies (selective traps, electric harps, muzzles, detection devices). The cost of these protective measures is estimated at around 70 euros per hive, or an envelope of around 110 million euros for all French apiaries. Beyond this immediate response, the sector is also calling for the rapid implementation of an ambitious and fully funded national plan, integrating the protection of apiaries, the detection and the destruction of nests, compensation for beekeepers and funding for research into methods of combating this invasive species. In this context, he asks what measures the Government intends to implement, from 2026, to concretely support beekeepers faced with the proliferation of the Asian hornet, in particular through the possible creation of an emergency fund for the protection of hives and through the mobilization of sufficient budgetary and operational resources to ensure the rapid and effective implementation of the national control plan provided for by the law of March 14, 2025, by fully involving stakeholders in the beekeeping sector in its governance and monitoring.
Question· Question écrite13439answered
France · National Assembly · 10 March 2026
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men and the fight against discrimination, on the occasion of March 8, the international day of struggle for women's rights, to the need to include on the agenda of the National Assembly the proposed law no. 2169 aimed at comprehensively combating sexist and sexual violence committed against women and children. In an international context marked by the progression of the far right, increased political polarization and the progression of masculinist and anti-feminist movements, women's rights once again constitute a strategic terrain for imposing an authoritarian political project which weakens the rule of law and the universality of human rights. Wherever these forces advance, the Protection systems are weakened, equality policies contested and violence relativized. The latest report from the High Council for Equality between Women and Men underlines that sexism remains deeply rooted in society and that it is experiencing forms of radicalization and trivialization, particularly under the effect of the massive diffusion of masculinist discourses in the public and digital space. Sexism remains a structural phenomenon, present in all spheres of society: family, school, work, institutions, digital space. However, sexist and sexual violence constitutes its most brutal expression. The figures are clear: in France, 93% of major rape victims are women; 271,000 women suffer domestic violence each year; 160,000 children are victims of sexual violence and between 2017 and 2023, incidents recorded for sexual violence increased by 282%. Despite freedom of speech, impunity remains massive: in 2021, 94% of rape cases were dismissed. Judgment delays, lack of specialization, insufficient human and budgetary resources and the fragmentation of systems maintain a feeling of abandonment among many victims. Faced with the continuum of violence against women and children, the response can be neither partial nor fragmented. It must be global, coherent and structured. In 2017, the President of the Republic made equality between women and men a major cause of the five-year term. In 2022, child protection was placed at the same level of national priority. Bill No. 2169 aimed at comprehensively combating gender-based and sexual violence committed against women and children constitutes precisely the legislative tool to make these commitments a reality. It comes from the work of more than 150 feminist and children's organizations. Co-signed by 114 parliamentarians from eight political groups, it has a clearly transpartisan ambition. This text acts on all levers: structural reform of justice, police training, creation of courts specialists, reinforced protection of children, prevention and treatment of violence at work, health and psychotraumatic care, fight against cyberviolence and new forms of exploitation, protection of particularly vulnerable people. Not taking up this bill would amount to allowing an insufficient institutional response to systemic violence to persist. Its examination is possible: the President of the National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet and the President of the Senate, Gérard Larcher, expressed their support for its necessary and rapid inclusion on the agenda. The credibility of the Government's commitments and the effective protection of victims are at stake. He therefore asks her if she intends to support the rapid inclusion of this bill on the agenda of the National Assembly; if she is willing to support its adoption in order to provide France with a global, coherent legislative framework commensurate with the scale of the violence; and according to what timetable it intends to allow the examination and effective implementation of this comprehensive law.
Question· Question écrite12422answered
France · National Assembly · 27 January 2026
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce, Crafts, Tourism and Purchasing Power to the financial consequences of the reform of compulsory electronic invoicing for VSEs. As of its generalization, this reform requires companies to use private partner dematerialization platforms (PDP) for the issuance and receipt of invoices, then even though the State had initially committed to providing a free public platform to guarantee the absence of additional costs for the smallest structures. However, business leaders are warning of the new charges induced by this obligation: annual subscriptions which can reach several thousand euros, compliance costs, support and configuration services, representing a significant expense for small businesses whose margins are already severely constrained. For example, some structures estimate this additional cost at more than 7,000 euros excluding taxes per year, to which are added several thousand euros in initial services, for a mission relating to the collection of VAT, for the benefit of the tax administration. These companies feel that an administrative and financial burden additional is transferred to them, without compensation, even though they already contribute fully to the effort to modernize and digitize the economy. This situation is all the more poorly understood as it amounts, in fact, to making the use of private operators obligatory, to the detriment of the promise of free service initially formulated by the State. Thus, he asks what measures the Government intends to take to guarantee that the reform of electronic invoicing does not result in a disguised tax weighing on VSEs, in particular by the effective reestablishment of a free and operational public solution or, failing that, the establishment of financial compensation mechanisms (tax credit, partial coverage of costs, price capping) for the smallest companies. He also wants to know how the Government intends to involve organizations representing VSEs in the assessment of the economic impacts of this reform, in order to preserve the viability and competitiveness of these businesses, which are essential to the local economic fabric.
Question· Question écrite12058open
France · National Assembly · 30 December 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the current statutes of the Central Canine Society and their concrete consequences for certain breeds, in particular the Bourbonnais pointer. Indeed, the current framework of official recognition by the State is based on the principle of a single affiliation: only one association is recognized by the competent ministry, which has the effect of lastingly excluding others structures that are nevertheless active in the field of dog breeding, selection and genetic improvement of domestic carnivores. This situation poses a problem of pluralism of expertise and representation of players in the sector. The statutes and regulations in force of the SCC allow the refusal of a membership application from an association wishing to become a member, without obligation to provide reasons or justification, which raises serious questions regarding the principles of transparency and equal treatment. This situation is all the more worrying since a report from the Ministry of Agriculture entitled “The role of the State in regulating the genetics of domestic carnivores: proposals for development” recommended, more than ten years ago, an evolution of these rules of recognition and governance in order to better regulate the role of the State, to guarantee pluralism and adapt the system to the realities on the ground. However, to date, no concrete reforms have been initiated on the basis of these recommendations. In this context, the MP wishes to know what follow-up the Government intends to give to the recommendations formulated for a long time by the Ministry of Agriculture and whether an evolution of the framework for recognition and control of dog associations is envisaged in order to promote more open and transparent management of canine genetics and guarantee a right of participation to all associations and their members, in particular for better consideration of the interests of the breeds concerned, in particular the Bourbonnais pointer.
Question· Question écrite12027open
France · National Assembly · 23 December 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of Cities and Housing to the persistent difficulties that many modest owners encounter in the face of illegal occupations of housing and to the tensions that these situations cause in the territories. While access to decent housing constitutes a fundamental right and a pillar of social cohesion, squat situations not only weaken owners concerned (often modest households relying on rent to supplement their income) but also fuel a climate of incomprehension and mistrust which damages solidarity between residents. Despite recent legislative developments, procedures sometimes remain long, uneven depending on the territory and insufficiently supported. He therefore wishes to know the measures that the Government intends to take to ensure effective protection of owners, guarantee rapid and fair action in the event of illegal occupation and strengthen prevention and support systems, so that the right to housing, social justice and collective trust can be fully reconciled.
Question· Question écrite11470answered
France · National Assembly · 9 December 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau questions the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty on the announced developments of the MaPrimeRénov' system and more specifically on the elimination of aid for the replacement of heating appliances from January 1, 2026, confirmed in recent budgetary trajectories. The 2025 budget had already recorded a substantial reduction in the credits allocated to MaPrimeRénov', in particular - 30% under the previous Government, decision taken on December 4, 2024 by the government of Michel Barnier, the day before his resignation. This trajectory of state disengagement raises questions about strategic coherence, even though France has committed to a policy of accelerated decarbonization of the heating energy mix, in accordance with national objectives for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. greenhouse and energy independence. In this context, the biomass boiler sector, represented in particular by the collective of forest biomass boiler manufacturers, alerts to a paradox: the State has today decided to deprive itself of an ecological, strategic and sovereign resource, forest biomass, a solution recognized for its contribution to reducing the use of fossil fuels, its territorial roots, its job creation non-relocatable industrialists, as well as for its role in the sustainable development of French forest resources. However, numerous institutional signals were not lacking: unfavorable or reserved opinions given by consultative bodies such as the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, the National Housing Council or even the union representatives gathered in the Social and Economic Committee. Parliament has also been strongly mobilized over the last two years, through multiple interventions: questions to the Government, transpartisan budgetary amendments, letters without these questions having found a lasting translation in the programming of aid. On December 4, 2025, the French Association of Biomass Heating Professionals, supported by industrial players, or even distribution networks specialists such as the Chaudières biomasse distribution group, is organizing a symbolic mobilization in the National Assembly district in order to alert public authorities of the need to maintain clear support for decarbonized heating by biomass, in addition to other transition solutions. Also, he asks how the Government intends to guarantee the national ambition to sustainably decarbonize the energy mix heating and what compensatory measures or alternative measures is the State considering to preserve the industrial biomass heating sector, which is strategic for employment, industrial sovereignty and the development of French forest resources. He also asks what clear and lasting commitments will be made by the Government on the future of support for forest biomass in public policies. energy renovation, particularly in the multi-annual programming of aid for the energy transition.
Question· Question écrite11190open
France · National Assembly · 25 November 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau alerts the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People to the consequences of poorly adapted vaccination coverage. A certain number of particularly vulnerable people wish to protect themselves from seasonal flu with a high-dose vaccine, better suited to their needs. However, the Efluelda vaccine, produced in France by Sanofi and which contains four times more hemagglutinin per strain viral than traditional flu vaccines, appears to no longer be available in some pharmacies. Efluelda could not be used for the 2024-2025 campaign due to a disagreement over the price between Sanofi and the French authorities: the laboratory requested a price of around 30 euros, or three times more than the reference flu vaccines. Thus, he asks him to confirm whether the Efluelda vaccine is currently marketed for the flu vaccination campaign in France, to specify the access arrangements for vulnerable people, particularly in rural areas and in local pharmacies, and to specify whether localized supply shortages have been identified. Finally, he wishes to know the measures envisaged in the short term to guarantee that all vulnerable people can benefit from a vaccine maximum effectiveness anti-flu.
Question· Question écrite10451answered
France · National Assembly · 21 October 2025
Comme rappelé dans la réponse à la QE SENAT 2575 publiée au Journal officiel le 8 mai 2025, des travaux sont effectivement en cours de réflexion, afin de faire évoluer le modèle de financement des mesures de protection juridique, dans un souci de meilleure adéquation entre la rémunération des Mandataires judiciaires à la protection des majeurs (MJPM) et la charge effective de travail qu'ils assument. Cette réforme vise à répondre à plusieurs enjeux: garantir une juste reconnaissance du travail accompli, renforcer l'attractivité de la profession et assurer la soutenabilité du dispositif dans un contexte budgétaire contraint et de croissance continue du nombre de mesures de protection. Des études ont été conduites entre 2018 et 2021 pour définir un cadre d'étude des coûts. Elles ont permis d'identifier les situations qui rendent complexes l'exercice des mesures de protection qui varient en fonction de la pathologie, de l'âge, des habitudes, des lieux de vie, mais aussi en raison du principe de subsidiarité des financements publics du niveau de ressources des personnes protégées. Une mission générale d'inspection interministérielle, qui engagerait le ministère du travail, de la santé, des solidarités et des familles, le ministère de la justice et celui des finances publiques est envisagée afin de mener ces travaux. Le Gouvernement reste ainsi pleinement mobilisé pour garantir aux MJPM les conditions d'exercice nécessaires à l'accomplissement de leurs missions, au service des personnes les plus vulnérables.
Question· Question écrite10260answered
France · National Assembly · 14 October 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People to the supply tensions concerning the drugs Repatha and Praluent. Essential for certain patients suffering from severe cardiovascular pathologies, with no therapeutic alternative, these treatments make a decisive contribution to the prevention of accidents. cardiovascular. For several months, many hospital pharmacies and pharmacies have been reporting stock shortages and practitioners have even warned of a risk of these products being withdrawn from the French market. Such a situation would deprive many patients of essential treatment, with serious consequences for their health. He asks what measures the Government intends to take to guarantee continued availability of these drugs and avoid any risk of withdrawal from the market to the detriment of patients who depend on them and which the Government plans to ensure transparent information on the management of shortages.
Question· Question écrite10257answered
France · National Assembly · 14 October 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau alerts the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People to the worrying economic situation of the AFPA. This training organization constitutes an essential player in the public employment and professional training service. It works to improve skills, retrain and sustainably integrate job seekers, while ensuring guarantee equitable access to training and strengthen social cohesion through the inclusion of the most vulnerable groups. Thanks to a structuring territorial network, it fully achieves its missions. The training market is very financial and competitive. The AFPA, in view of its structure, is a player in difficulty. Thus, he asks what policy of support for professional training for adults the Government intends to deploy in order to enable the success of the courses of people in precarious situations and to strengthen the structures supporting training projects.
Question· Question écrite9676answered
France · National Assembly · 9 September 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau alerts the Minister to the Minister of Regional Planning and Decentralization, responsible for transport, on the risks of opening passenger rail transport to competition. The state of the French rail network is worrying, its need for investment to keep it up to standard is significant, as evidenced by the round table of the Senate's territorial planning and sustainable development committee, from 18 June 2025, on the opening to competition of rail passenger transport. The stakeholders share the need to improve the quality of service so that French rail is attractive. Faced with these shared findings, there remain serious concerns about the ability of the SNCF operator to remain in the race to open up rail transport to competition. The list is long: working conditions, social dumping, abandonment of unprofitable lines, network fragmentation, clarity of the offer, security, risk of underinvestment, burden on communities. Since the 2000s, the opening of rail to competition has been promoted without half-measures. For rail, it was the miracle solution that would make it possible to reduce prices, while improving service. Finally, we are witnessing a dismantling of freight, an increase in price and low-noise privatization of the service to the public. The regional councils practically finance the maintenance of secondary lines on their own; the Court of Auditors also points out a risk for regional public finances. Adapting to opening up to competition will be to the detriment of service to the public. The French rail network and its historic operator are an opportunity in the face of the climate emergency. He is essential to promote low-carbon modes of transport, first and foremost rail transport. The train is in fact a major lever for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, while guaranteeing a quality and accessible mobility offer for users and taxpayers. Faced with the SNCF's difficulties in remaining competitive, the MP wishes to know the State's guarantees so that the French are not not the losers of market liberalization. He asks what actions are planned by the Government to ensure the working conditions of railway workers and a quality offer in terms of network maintenance, development of modal shift and capacity management.
Question· Question écrite8430answered
France · National Assembly · 8 July 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau questions the Minister to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for health and access to care, on the suspension of conventional revaluations of masseurs-physiotherapists, following the opinion of the Alert Committee on ONDAM of June 18, 2025. While these revaluations, negotiated in return for significant professional commitments, were to partially compensate for the loss of purchasing power suffered by the profession for ten years, they are now suspended due to budget overruns resulting mainly from hospital deficits and the dynamics of daily allowances. Therefore, the Government is asked to specify what measures it is considering to guarantee the rapid application of these revaluations and to revise a suspension system which penalizes professionals of health respecting their conventional commitments.
Question· Question écrite8030open
France · National Assembly · 1 July 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of Public Action, Civil Service and Simplification to the situation of public officials. He regrets that the PLF 2025 allowed the reduction from 100% to 90% of compensation during ordinary sick leave, which degrades the status of the civil service. The status of civil servants faces a lack of recognition, both symbolic and material, despite their role essential in the daily life of citizens. To maintain the quality of local public service, it is urgent to upgrade it to the level of its social utility. This deterioration particularly affects territorial agents, 75% of whom belong to category C, occupying positions essential to the proper functioning of local authorities and who are often faced with difficult working conditions. They exercise physical and repetitive tasks with technical, educational or social missions, all with often limited resources. These agents frequently find themselves in a situation of precariousness or professional fatigue, to which can be added an aging workforce and an increase in sick leave. Added to this arduousness is poor remuneration. Salaries are low, and prospects for advancement are limited, both in terms of career and income. Even if bonuses exist, they are unequally distributed between communities and do not always compensate for the workload. Thus, he asks him what concrete measures he intends to implement to upgrade the status of civil servants, and particularly category C agents, these professions being essential to the continuity of public service.
Question· Question écrite7852answered
France · National Assembly · 24 June 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the unfairness of the payment of the Ségur bonus to all social workers, regardless of their position and the sector in which they are professionally engaged. Just like adult protection social workers, for example, MSA social workers do not benefit from the Ségur bonus. This exclusion of This system cannot be explained in view of the missions they carry out, in view of the local support they offer to the people concerned, in view of the complexity and hardness of their work. Nevertheless aware of the budgetary impact that this payment would represent, he recalls the State's intention, following the covid pandemic, to promote the link professions and the professionals who choose solidarity, attention to others. He asks her if the Government, with the assistance of the Minister, will correct this unfair treatment between social workers in the country, in particular through new provisions integrated into the next PLFSS.
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France · National Assembly · 17 June 2025
M. Fabrice Barusseau interroge Mme la ministre des sports, de la jeunesse et de la vie associative sur l'héritage des Jeux de Paris 2024 et les financements accordés au comité national olympique et sportif français (CNOSF). La dynamique qui s'est installée après les Jeux était ambitieuse et la promesse du gouvernement de la maintenir doit être tenue, pour permettre au plus grand nombre un accès à une activité sportive. Maintenir un « héritage de Paris 2024 » en France est essentiel. En mettant le sport au cœur des politiques publiques, on peut agir au plus près des citoyens, sur leur santé, sur l'éducation, en mettant en place une inclusion sociale et territoriale et pour nourrir l'esprit de collectif que transmet la pratique du sport. La décision de réduire drastiquement les aides du comité national olympique et sportif français rend la situation pour le CNOSF intenable. Le mouvement général de la baisse des budgets des politiques publiques est inquiétant. Le rôle de l'État doit être de soutenir les organisations qui participent à la santé publique et la décision de baisse de 75 % des aides allouées au comité est préoccupante. Ainsi, il est demandé à la ministre quelles mesures le Gouvernement compte mettre en place pour valoriser la pratique du sport et quels moyens seront fournis au CNOSF pour permettre la transmission de l'héritage de Paris 2024.
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France · National Assembly · 3 June 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau alerts the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty of the need to obtain an agreement with the Chinese authorities before the end of the moratorium, on July 5, 2025, to relieve the French wine sector, in particular the Cognac sector which represents 14,000 direct jobs and 58,000 indirect jobs. The Chinese anti-dumping investigation opened on January 5, 2024 has damaged the sectors French wine producers and, more specifically, that of Cognac for which the Chinese market represented 25% of sales in 2023. According to the Bureau national interprofessionnel du Cognac (BNIC), shipments to China have fallen by 9.6% in volume and 23.8% in value compared to 2023 since the establishment of Chinese taxes on October 11, 2024. In 2025, on the only In February, exports to China fell by 72%. These The measures come in response to a European customs policy targeting, among other things, imports of Chinese electric vehicles for which France has shown itself to be particularly at the forefront. In 2025, the new taxation on small parcels from China decided by the Government has deteriorated commercial relations between the two countries. The consequences on sectors already targeted such as those of wine and spirits are already known: maintenance or even tightening by China of import taxes on these products. This commercial rivalry is already having consequences on the professionals involved in the Cognac sector: non-renewal of temporary workers and fixed-term contracts, layoffs and drop in orders from suppliers. An entire ecosystem is affected. For a bottle of Cognac, this are ancestral skills that are mobilized: winegrowers, of course, but also boilermakers, coopers, cellar masters and workers, etc. The commercial crisis is therefore coupled with a risk of loss of intangible heritage. Also, he asks him what he intends to implement in the negotiations with China to obtain an end to Chinese taxation on wines and spirits.
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France · National Assembly · 20 May 2025
M. Fabrice Barusseau interroge Mme la ministre du travail, de la santé, des solidarités et des familles sur les objectifs de réduction de la pauvreté en France. L'article L. 115-4-1 du code de l'action sociale et des familles, tiré de la loi de 2008 généralisant le revenu de solidarité active et réformant les politiques d'insertion, établit l'obligation du Gouvernement de définir un objectif quantifié tous les 5 ans, visant à réduire le nombre de personnes en situation de pauvreté dans le pays et de rendre compte auprès du Parlement, chaque année, dans un rapport, des conditions de réalisation de cet objectif, ainsi que des mesures et des moyens financiers mis en œuvre pour y satisfaire. Cet objectif quantifié, adopté pour la seule et unique fois en 2008, visait à faire passer le nombre de personnes en situation de pauvreté de 7,8 millions à 5,2 millions. Ce dernier n'a pas été respecté et les objectifs n'ont pas été remis à jour, laissant plus de 9 millions de personnes en situation de pauvreté en 2022. L'absence de rapport depuis 2011 pour rendre compte au Parlement de l'état de la réduction de la pauvreté, non conforme à l'obligation de l'article L. 115-4-1, maintient l'incertitude de l'efficacité des dispositifs permettant de lutter contre la pauvreté. Sans objectif clairement défini et sans évaluation, la France ne parviendra pas à diminuer la pauvreté et condamne une partie de la population à vivre dans des conditions insatisfaisantes, amplifiées depuis la crise du covid-19. Ainsi, il lui demande quand le Gouvernement va fixer un nouvel objectif de réduction de la pauvreté et la date à laquelle va être remis le rapport annuel au Parlement, comme demandé par la loi.
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France · National Assembly · 20 May 2025
Mr. Fabrice Barusseau reminds the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families that access to gynecological care remains restrictive, given the situation of medical gynecology in France. The specialty of medical gynecology, reestablished since 2003, is currently experiencing a decline in the number of practitioners. The breakdown in training which took place between 1984 and 2003 led to the absence of training for almost a generation of medical gynecologists and results in the retirement in 2020 of 60% of the workforce. This void left by former medical gynecologists has not been compensated and the drop in the number of internal positions in this specialty since 2024 has increased this gap. Indeed, in 11 French departments, women no longer find any medical gynecology practitioners. Medical support for women, particularly the youngest, continues to deteriorate, leading to a blatant lack of prevention and monitoring. The consequences are serious for women, who face late diagnoses, complications, an increase in cervical and breast cancers, undetected STIs and more difficult access to contraception. These harmful conditions leave women uncertain about medical follow-up throughout their lives and the possibility to be taken care of. Access to care in France, supported by the Committee for the Defense of Medical Gynecology (CDGM), must be accessible to the more than 30 million women of consultation age, in order to meet their needs. Thus, he asks what measures the Government intends to take in order to increase the number of intern positions in medical gynecology, to allow the care of women throughout their lives and to grant the request for a hearing from CDGM officials.