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Question· Question écrite17956open
France · National Assembly · 8 September 2026
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil alerts the Minister of Labor and Solidarity about the Sodexo company reorganization plan. In fact, the company announced this reorganization plan on August 26, 2026, resulting in the elimination of 963 jobs in France. This decision directly threatens 122 employees in the Sodexo subsidiary, La Sagere de Bresles, in the MP's constituency. La Sagere is a central cuisine in the Oise which delivers to businesses, school canteens and local authorities throughout the Hauts-de-France region, such as in Saint-Quentin and Amiens. The unions fear the closure of the site in the event of no buyer, and local elected officials are worried about the area. Closing the site would be a disaster for families and the local economy. The company has experienced a constrained standards environment since several years with changes in the weight of meals or the “Egalim” law which causes a drop in margins linked to criteria such as the Red Label or even products from organic production, this adding to a drop in orders producing numerous losses due to the company's difficulty in adapting. In the press, notably the daily Courrier Picard of September 2, 2026 with the article “ Job cuts at Sodexo: 122 employees in the hot seat”, management sticks to declarations which remain within the legal framework. However, the company does not wish to comment on the potential consequences of the project. It is clear that these consequences are of crucial importance for the future of the local economy and the situation of the many families affected by the job losses. In a context war economy in which all energy and fuel costs increase and in a context of heat waves which cause an increase in food costs, such a large number of layoffs is unheard of. There is also a need for visibility on the consequences of the standards imposed on companies, particularly concerning food, since this has repercussions on the notebooks charges from local authorities and on orders. Thus, the MP asks the Minister for his position on the reorganization plan for the Sodexo company. She asks him what the Government intends to do to save jobs and if it has started negotiations with the company. She also asks him for an assessment of the application and consequences of the “Egalim” law in order to calculate the impact of this regulations on the companies concerned.
Question· Question écrite17341open
France · National Assembly · 28 July 2026
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil questions the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People about the lack of recognition of hyperacusis as a disability. In fact, hyperacusis is not recognized as a disability within the meaning of the law of February 11, 2005. This results in an absence of criteria for evaluating the disability or criteria not adapted to the disorder in order to allow recognition and care by MDPHs. (departmental centers for disabled people), contrary to the existing criteria for hearing impaired or deafness allowing access to arrangements, support or financial compensation. Hyperacusis is a pathology which causes numerous disabling consequences: significant loss of balance, tinnitus, psychological distress, inability to drive, take public transport, shopping, working in a traditional or outdoor work environment, social isolation, among other elements of which we cannot make an exhaustive list. This hearing disorder concerns many fellow citizens. In March 2018 the JNA association (National Hearing Day), in partnership with Ifop, published the survey “Tinnitus and hyperacusis: scourges of the 21st century? », whose data is regularly updated updated since then. It is stated that 80% of people affected by hyperacusis also suffer from tinnitus. Hyperacusis affects 6 to 8% of the population, 2% of the population is affected by a severe or disabling form. She asks him if the data linked to hyperacusis can be the subject of new disability evaluation criteria in order to allow recognition and appropriate management of this disability.
Question· Question écrite16904open
France · National Assembly · 14 July 2026
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to a malfunction of the INPI (National Institute of Industrial Property) one-stop shop specifically concerning SISAs (interprofessional ambulatory care companies). Indeed, SISA is a legal entity increasingly called upon by health centers, promoted in order to fight against medical deserts and expand care offers. Previously on the INPI there was a category “associates with unlimited liability” which appeared on the Kbis extracts, there is no longer any replacement qualification which could correspond to the SISA. Thus, recording movements and changes in governance of these legal entities is made impossible. The consequence for these companies is a Kbis extract which is no longer consistent with legal reality and legal uncertainty complicating the management of these multi-professional health centers. She asks him how health homes under the legal entity of SISA can regularize their situation with the INPI and the trade and company registers.
Question· Question écrite14850open
France · National Assembly · 5 May 2026
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to class closures in rural areas. In rural areas there are RPIs (intercommunal educational groups) in which we encounter a security problem when there is a class closure which reduces the number of school teachers from three to two. In the constituency of the Member, there is the example of a teacher who would find herself forced to accommodate more than 45 students alone in the event of the unforeseen absence of her colleague. The problem is not law no. 2008-790 of 08/20/2008 which guarantees the right of reception of students but rather the class closure which prevents the school from ensuring the safety of students in this situation. Indeed, apart from the impossibility of offering relevant educational activities for six levels (since in the rurality of triple classes levels exist), there is a risk for the safety of students in establishments which do not have rooms large enough or equipped to accommodate a large group of students or by the impossibility for a teacher to be present in two places at the same time to supervise two groups of children. This is a problem linked to rural areas since, in urban areas, it is easier to find staff to accommodate students in the event of an unforeseen absence or it is easier to disperse students into different classes. The rural environment cannot offer a quick alternative when the absence of a school teacher is noted. Consequently, she asks him if he intends to make it impossible to close classes in a rural environment in an RPI if this reduces the number of teachers from three to two on a site in view of the numbers and the risks. incurred for the safety of students.
Question· Question écrite14822answered
France · National Assembly · 5 May 2026
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil questions the Minister of Territorial Planning and Decentralization about the representation of the opposition in municipal commissions and the commissions of public establishments for intermunicipal cooperation (EPCI). The general code of local authorities (CGCT) specifies that, in municipalities with more than 1,000 inhabitants, the composition of the various commissions “must respect the principle of proportional representation to allow pluralistic expression of elected officials within the municipal assembly” (article L. 2121-22). The same applies to EPCIs, as also included in the CGCT: “Article L. 2121-22-1 applies to public intermunicipal cooperation establishments bringing together a population of 50,000 inhabitants or more” (article L. 5211-1). Elections in these commissions are carried out by list voting, the “election of substitutes in a number equal to that of the full members” is carried out (article L. 1411-5) in particular and on a regular basis concerning the commissions for calls for tenders and permanent public service delegation (as specified in article 22 of the public procurement code). The oppositions therefore have a right to a proportional share of all the seats created by the deliberations of the various councils. The Council State was able to speak on this subject to clarify that this rule aims to ensure the representation of the different political currents represented within the councils. However, communities freely interpret texts in order to undermine the rights of elected officials, with certain groups having no representative on certain commissions. For example, in the constituency of the Member of Parliament, in Beauvais, there is a majority group and two opposition groups. The municipal assembly is thus composed: 33 seats out of 45 for the majority group (having 73.33% of the seats), 9 seats out of 45 for the first opposition group (having 20% of the seats), 3 seats out of 45 for the second opposition group (having 6.66% of the seats). Four commissions allowed the legitimate representation of the different opposition groups, yet the minority opposition group did not obtain no seat, neither as a full member nor as a substitute. The first deliberation concerned the election of administrators of the municipal social action center, 8 members appointed by the mayor (therefore members of the majority) and 8 elected members, therefore a total of 16 seats. If we apply the principle of proportional representation, the minority group should have had a seat but this was not the case. The second and third commissions concerned the tender commission and the permanent public service delegation commission. The CGCT and the public procurement code indicate that oppositions have the right to a representative. However, the minority opposition group has no representatives, which is contrary to the rights of elected officials. The last deliberation concerned the designation of the members of the Elispace operating council, composed of 6 full members and 6 alternates, therefore 12 members. Theoretically and in compliance with the calculation of proportionality with the requirement for representation of opposition groups: 12 x 0.733 = 8.796 therefore 9 seats for the majority, 12 x 0.2 = 2.4 therefore 2 seats for the first opposition group, 12 x 0.066 = 0.792 therefore 1 seat for the minority opposition group. Once again the minority group received no seats. Thus an opposition group has no representative among compulsory commissions (call for tenders and public service delegation) or commissions created by the town hall, contrary to the rights of elected officials. This is not for lack of candidatures which were presented in accordance with the internal regulations of the assembly. The fact that a group in an assembly has no seat and is not represented in any committee is an anomaly in our democracy and is contrary to fundamental right elected officials. This practice constitutes a perimeter lock since it creates working groups or steering committees which make participation in the debate impossible. There is also an information lock since the minority group does not have access to documents which do not necessarily concern the general commission. Consequently, she asks him to specify two elements: the calculation of representation of Should the opposition within committees take into account the election of incumbents and substitutes separately or should it take into account the entire list presented to the ballot including both incumbents and substitutes? Can the majority understand the opposition as an opposition bloc or should it consider opposition groups separately? She wants to know his position on the subject.
Question· Question écrite14116open
France · National Assembly · 7 April 2026
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the legal and economic consequences of the possible qualification of casino buildings as “returnable goods” in the context of gaming concessions. Following a ruling by the Council of State of July 17, 2025, certain local authorities consider that the buildings in which casinos are operated could be qualified as property returning to the term of the concessions, even though these buildings are, in many cases, owned by third party companies distinct from the operator. This interpretation raises serious concerns within the casino sector, which fears a challenge to the right of ownership and the economic balance of many concessions. These concerns have recently been reinforced by the situation that occurred in Berck-sur-Mer. The municipality, with the assistance from State services, proceeded on February 18, 2026 to take possession of the building housing the casino's activities, even though two decisions of the civil court prohibited the municipality from taking possession of the building personally or through an intermediary person and authorized the operating company to retain the keys, access and use of it. Furthermore, the administrative court rejected a request from the common aim of obtaining the assistance of the public force. Such a situation raises serious questions about respect for property rights and legal certainty in the context of gaming concessions. It also raises significant legal and economic difficulties for the entire casino sector, whose model is frequently based on a dissociation between the operator of the concession and the owner of the walls. In this context, players in the sector fear an increase in this type of dispute, likely to affect the economic balance of current concessions, the conditions for awarding future concessions and, more broadly, the sustainability of real estate investments linked to the operation of French casinos. In this context, players in the sector are warning of the risks of extending such situations to other areas. establishments in France, which could weaken an economic model which contributes to tourist activity, local employment and tax revenues of local authorities. Also, she asks him to please clarify the Government's position on the legal interpretation resulting from the judgment of the Council of State of July 17, 2025 and to indicate whether measures, particularly of a legislative nature, are envisaged in order to clarify the regime applicable to buildings housing casinos operated within the framework of gaming concessions, so as to guarantee the legal certainty of communities as well as operators and owners of the buildings concerned.
Question· Question écrite13016open
France · National Assembly · 17 February 2026
Mrs. Claire Marais-Beuil alerts the Minister of the Interior about Islamic fundamentalism in the Oise. In Beauvais, a building permit for the benefit of the Milli Görü Islamic Confederation, dated June 4, 2025, has the nature of a change of destination with rehabilitation work on a building into a religious center with extension into official accommodation, in other words a mosque. In 2018, the DGSI published a report called “State of play of the penetration of fundamentalist Islam in France” in which a certain number of Salafist associations are listed, including the Milli Görü association. On May 2, 2025, the Government published the report “Muslim Brotherhood and political Islamism in France”, in which mention is made of 139 places of worship as well as 280 associations affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood. The map presented indicates the location of a branch of the association Milli Görü, located in Beauvais. A few months ago, the predecessor of the Minister of the Interior, Mr. Retailleau, indicated that he was increasing surveillance of Islamist associations. In Beauvais, there is already a large mosque, which was administratively closed for six months in 2021 due to incitement to hatred, three prayer rooms and three Muslim religious associations; religious freedom is thus respected. The 27th May 2025, the MP expressed her concern to the prefect of Oise by letter; on September 18, 2025, his colleague deputy for the 2nd district of Oise expressed himself in a press release on the building permit mentioned above. Consequently, she asks him to inform her of the actions and directions in the fight against Islamic fundamentalism and asks him how it is possible that the Milli association Görü can obtain a permit to build a mosque.
Question· Question écrite12009answered
France · National Assembly · 23 December 2025
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the need to improve the coordination of the different ministries in terms of disability prevention and management policy in schools. Recently, a dramatic case occurred, in this case the death of a child suffering from methylmalonic acidemia (MMA), a rare and invisible metabolic disease. His condition required stable schooling and secure as well as particular attention paid to the medical opinions concerning him. Despite the efforts of the hospital establishment which followed him to alert national education of the need to grant him suitable schooling, no satisfactory solution was provided. The various players in schooling - admissions committee, school psychologist and doctor, academy inspectorate - do not seem to having understood the seriousness of the situation. The child tragically died shortly after, victim of psychological shock and rejection of his liver graft. Due to a lack of appropriate support, sometimes leading to dramatic situations, parents are often forced to finance their children's education as well as AESH costs on their own. Faced with this abnormal situation, it is urgent to address the problem. In Consequently, she asks him to kindly provide an overview of the situation as well as to inform him of the measures that could be implemented in order, on the one hand, to ensure better consideration of the opinions of medical reference centers for schooling decisions and, on the other hand, to strengthen controls on educational establishments and, more generally, of the solutions to be provided to the difficulties. linked to the adapted schooling of children affected by rare diseases.
Question· Question écrite11758answered
France · National Assembly · 16 December 2025
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil alerts the Minister of the Interior to the power to police funerals and cemeteries of mayors. There are difficulties in maintaining entire cemeteries in municipalities, some are left abandoned. This abandonment gives free rein to abuse. For example, the old cemetery of Thieux and Campremy in the Oise has been the target of damage for several decades, there are violations of graves, unauthorized filming of music videos, occult ceremonies, “urbex” type visits. Newspaper articles attest to this such as “Oise: open tombs, satanic rites, looting... welcome to the cemetery of horror” published in Le Parisien of October 6, 2020, “The cemetery of horror is located in Picardie” published in the Courrier Picard of October 31, 2020. We can also find mentions of this cemetery on the networks social and video channels “urbex”. The mayors assured that their services are already working on maintenance or that they are thinking about transferring graves. The situation disturbs certain descendants who maintain their family graves but also shocks the spirituality of people attached to respect for the deceased as well as people of faith. Today, the situation reveals risks linked to the state of this former cemetery, the damage caused can injure those who go to the site, human bones are within reach of animals and visitors, adolescents make it a meeting ground and new local legends. In fact, the individuals holding funeral concessions are responsible for the maintenance of monuments and graves. Unfortunately, many concessions no longer have rights holders. The mayors are responsible for the maintenance of paths, walls and public green spaces, they are responsible for the maintenance of the municipal ossuary and are responsible for guaranteeing public safety. Unfortunately, these mayors become responsible for a situation which has lasted for several decades and whose archives are not adapted to the precise study of this ancient cemetery which would allow the resolution of this problem. There are also means of common to be able to ensure maintenance which are not necessarily guaranteed. Resources may be lacking as well as requests for aid or subsidies whose titles are not adapted or in accordance with current criteria. The case of the old cemetery of Thieux-Campremy is not isolated. There are several abandoned cemeteries in France, some of which have entered the collective imagination as places free of access, of visits or explorations. She asks him if there is an evaluation of cases similar to those described and what actions the Government is taking to help secure and bring these places of contemplation up to standard.
Question· Question écrite11594answered
France · National Assembly · 9 December 2025
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the rise in anti-Christian violence. According to a report recently published by the Observatory on intolerance and discrimination against Christians in Europe (OIDAC), there is a continuing increase in violence committed against people of the Christian faith. The results are alarming: there are 2,211 anti-Christian hate crimes recorded on the year 2024, i.e. nearly 6 attacks per day, 274 personal attacks such as harassment, threats, physical violence and 94 arson attacks against Christian sites, corresponding to the doubling of fires committed in the year 2023. On French territory alone, nearly 1,000 attacks were recorded in 2024, i.e. around 2.7 attacks per day, making it the most affected European country. For example, 700 attacks were carried out in the United Kingdom and 277 in Germany. In addition to physical attacks, there are numerous acts of discrimination, including various bans on religious events and restrictions on places of worship themselves. Consequently, he asks him to kindly provide him with an exhaustive inventory of the threat weighing on Christian communities in France as well as to inform him of the urgent measures which must be taken in order to put an end as quickly as possible to this alarming situation which permanently threatens freedom of religion in the country.
Question· Question écrite11270open
France · National Assembly · 2 December 2025
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil alerts the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the decree removing the exemption from reimbursement for medicinal products with a reduced medical benefit for people with long-term illnesses. The principle of national solidarity dictates that a serious chronic illness should not be a financial burden for the patient. Reduce the drug reimbursement rate to 15% currently covered at 100% is a measure that affects equality of access to care, therapeutic renunciations and degrades the quality of life of patients since there are disparities in income and additional coverage. In July 2024, No. 54 of Points of reference estimates the number of people with long-term illness at 13.8 million. In June 2024, a joint report from the General Inspectorate of Social Affairs (IGAS) and the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) estimate the savings that would be made by this measure at 90 million euros. The decree therefore does not propose significant savings given the number of patients concerned. Paradoxically, this decree would cause additional expenses related to the treatment of pain for certain conditions. Consequently, the MP requests the suspension of this decree in order to initiate consultations which had not taken place with health professionals, patient associations, user representatives and national representation. She wants to know his intentions on this matter.
Question· Question écrite10758open
France · National Assembly · 4 November 2025
Mrs. Claire Marais-Beuil alerts the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the isolation and suicide of the elderly. In September 2025 the Petits Frères des Pauvres association published its loneliness and isolation barometer “When we are over 60 in France in 2025”; the main data concerns the increase in the isolation of elderly people, whether it is isolation from the family circle (28% in 2024 versus 22% in 2017), friendly (40% in 2024 versus 28% in 2017), neighborhood (24% in 2024 versus 21% in 2017) or associative networks (66% in 2024 versus 55% in 2017). On October 10, 2025, Public Health France published its bulletin “Annual surveillance of suicidal behavior”, in which it is indicated that people aged 65 and over have the highest rate of deaths by suicide (37 per 100,000 men, 9 per 100 000 women), this rate is higher for people aged 85 and over (76 per 100,000 men aged 65 and over, 12 per 100,000 among women), for men aged over 85 the rate is therefore 7 times higher. Society is faced with an increase in the discomfort of elderly people who feel forgotten within society; among the factors of suicide among people aged over 85 there is depression, isolation and then loss of autonomy. Consequently, she asks him to kindly take stock of the situation, to take stock of the Old Age plan and to inform him of additional measures in order to obtain better support for seniors.
Question· Question écrite10665answered
France · National Assembly · 4 November 2025
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men and the fight against discrimination, to the evolution of the 3919 system. In recent years, the 3919 system, which allows victims of domestic and intra-family violence to be listened to and supported, has undergone several developments such as the opening of the system to deaf or hard of hearing people, or in Reunion Creole. The subject of male victims of domestic violence remains taboo and the figures are underestimated by the self-censorship of victims. If we refer to data published by the ministerial statistical service for internal security (SSMSI), in 2023 men represent 15% of victims of domestic violence, the national study relating to violent deaths in within the couple in 2024 gives the number of 31 male victims of domestic homicide. We must also think about children: according to the same reports, children are around 400,000 co-victims of this domestic violence of all kinds. The 3919 system open to male victims or the creation of an equivalent system would make it possible to support a significant number of victims and make it possible to prevent deaths. Madam Deputy also draws attention to the need to train staff to listen to the specific problem of male victims of domestic violence whose care is different from that of female victims of domestic violence. Consequently, she asks her if she is considering opening the 3919 system to all victims of domestic violence, with training adapted for those listening.
Question· Question écrite7773answered
France · National Assembly · 24 June 2025
Ms. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of National Education, Higher Education and Research, to the closure of the technical patent for farriery trades (BTM) in Hauts-de-France for the start of the 2025 school year. The Chamber of Trades and Crafts of Hauts-de-France has in fact confirmed, by a letter dated May 2025, of the closure of the BTM sector farriery for the next school year. There direct consequence of this decision is the impossibility for the inhabitants of Hauts-de-France, showing an interest in this orientation, to be able to find a training offer in their region, thus forcing them to go as far as Verdun in the Meuse or to Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët in the Manche. Given the difficulties of access to training offers in this area and the importance that this sector represents for the fabric rural economy of the region, she asks him to kindly inform her of the measures which could be taken in order to maintain a training offer adapted to the territories.
Question· Question écrite7269open
France · National Assembly · 3 June 2025
Mrs. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the problem of the increase in violence and insecurity in many territories and most recently in the department of Oise. The tragic murder of a seventeen-year-old teenager by stabbing in the parking lot of a supermarket in Nogent-sur-Oise deeply shocked the residents of the town. This umpteenth act of criminality is part of a spiral of continuous increase in physical attacks which now affect all areas of French territory. These acts of delinquency and criminality seriously endanger the security of property and people and increasingly put our law enforcement officers, on the front line to ensure the safety of fellow citizens, under pressure. Consequently, she asks him to kindly provide her with a precise inventory of the situation. security situation in the Oise department, as well as the means currently deployed to combat delinquency and crime, whether the work of isolated individuals or organized gangs, to ultimately finally guarantee the effectiveness of the right to security from which the inhabitants of these municipalities benefit.
Question· Question écrite5202answered
France · National Assembly · 18 March 2025
Mrs. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the problem of long covid. Difficulty concentrating, fatigue, memory and sleep problems, muscle pain, dyspnea, the symptoms of long covid are very numerous and not specific to this pathology. But according to work recently published by researchers, two thirds of patients affected by covid long still present many symptoms of the disease two years after their contamination, without significant improvement. However, the precise causes which could explain the persistence of these symptoms are still not clearly identified. In practice, patients with long-term covid see their daily lives considerably disrupted, with children sometimes even having to be taken out of school. Intense physical pain various aspects are sometimes added to psychological pain linked to the poor consideration of this pathology, including sometimes by certain health professionals. Consequently, she asks him on the one hand to kindly provide an overview of the situation, the means made available to hospital services for the care of patients and on the other hand to inform her of additional measures which could be taken in order to obtain better support for patients affected by long covid.
Question· Question écrite3792answered
France · National Assembly · 4 February 2025
Mrs. Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the worrying increase in delinquency against minors. Violence among minors, constantly increasing, now seems to be completely uninhibited. Very recently, a young high school student was the victim of a beating carried out by a group of underage girls, after filing a complaint in a rape case. Violated, insulted, knocked to the ground and severely beaten, the young girl is now harassed, living in permanent worry. Videos of these acts of delinquency are often proudly posted online by their perpetrators on social networks, thus accentuating the distress of their victims. These dramatic situations can sometimes generate irreparable acts by victims who see no favorable outcome for their situation which has turned to Calvary. Faced with these constantly increasing criminal acts, the criminal response must be strong and rapid. It is also urgent to look into the measures that can be put in place to block the online distribution of this hateful content. Consequently, she asks him to kindly provide her with an overview of the situation as well as to inform her of the concrete measures that could be implemented in the future. as soon as possible in order to put an end to these practices.
Question· Question écrite2232answered
France · National Assembly · 26 November 2024
Mme Claire Marais-Beuil attire l'attention de M. le ministre de l'économie, des finances et de l'industrie sur la suppression envisagée de la prime à la conversion. Ce dispositif permet actuellement aux particuliers, sous conditions de revenus, de bénéficier d'une prime d'un montant de 5 000 euros pour l'achat d'un véhicule électrique à la condition de cesser l'usage du véhicule polluant. Son coût était évalué depuis le début de l'année 2024 à environ 150 millions d'euros. Selon un sondage publié récemment, plus de 70 % des Français interrogés déclarent qu'en cas de suppression de la prime à la conversion ou du bonus écologique, ils seraient contraints de renoncer à l'achat d'un véhicule électrique. Il pourrait donc être relativement incohérent de promouvoir la transition du parc automobile du thermique vers l'électrique tout en supprimant un dispositif d'aide à ladite transition. En conséquence, elle lui demande de bien vouloir lui préciser la position du Gouvernement sur cette suppression ainsi que de lui faire part des mesures qui peuvent être prises afin d'aider davantage les Français qui souhaitent procéder à l'achat d'un véhicule électrique dont le coût reste encore particulièrement élevé.
Question· Question écrite1691answered
France · National Assembly · 5 November 2024
Ms Claire Marais-Beuil draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the illegal occupation of land by certain members of the Traveler community. The “Besson” law of July 5, 2000 determined the conditions relating to the reception and housing of Travelers. Among the elements of the regulation is the adoption of a departmental reception and housing plan for Travelers which determines in particular the sectors where There must be permanent reception areas. The maintenance and management of these areas is the responsibility of the intercommunal authorities. A difference in treatment exists between municipalities with more than 5,000 inhabitants, automatically included in the departmental plan, and those with less than 5,000 inhabitants which are not subject to it. Many territories are seeing an increase in illegal parking which, in addition to the illegal nature which is not not admissible, very often risk creating serious disturbances to public order. Although the mayor has special police powers in the event of illegal parking, it is clear that in practice municipalities and their residents often find themselves helpless in the face of these situations. Far from any stigmatization of the lifestyle of the Traveler community, current illicit occupations require real control taken into account by the State. Serious tensions sometimes even go so far as to generate a threat to the physical integrity of mayors or residents. Consequently, she asks him to please inform her of the measures that could be taken to allow better respect for the law as well as increased protection of both people and property.