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Question· Question écrite8095open
France · National Assembly · 1 July 2025
Mr. Jean Laussucq draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the measure allowing the maintenance of the allowance for disabled adults (AAH) after age 62 for beneficiaries whose disability rate is between 50 and 79%. Article 254 of Law No. 2023-1322 of December 29, 2023 on finances for 2024 allowed the maintenance of the AAH from the age of 62 for active beneficiaries who have a disability rate greater than or equal to 80%, without them having the obligation to apply for a retirement pension. The aim of this measure is to ensure that disabled workers who are beneficiaries of the AAH have the same free choice as the rest of the population regarding retirement age, by allowing them to continue to receive a differential AAH in addition to their earned income. By excluding beneficiaries in activity with a disability rate of between 50 and 79%, this reform however creates a situation of inequality. Indeed, such a rate of incapacity means that the beneficiary concerned is experiencing significant problems which hamper their social life, while retaining a certain autonomy for basic acts of daily life. This reduced work capacity sometimes involves a temporary cessation of professional activity, the same way as for beneficiaries whose disability rate is greater than 80%. The cessation of receipt of the disabled adult allowance by these people from the age of 62 constitutes an additional difficulty in delicate situations, both from a financial and social point of view. Nearly 58,488 people between 60 and 64 years old are in a situation of partial incapacity according to data from the Caisse nationale des family allowances. The question of their integration and the continuation of their work for those who wish to do so seems to constitute a major issue in a broad policy of integration of people with disabilities. However, maintaining the AAH after age 62 for beneficiaries whose disability rate is between 50 and 79% would allow real integration of people with disabilities and encourage their reintegration into the professional world, from a financial perspective but also from a social point of view in order to guarantee them greater dignity. In this regard, he asks her if she is considering extending the measure allowing the maintenance of the allowance for disabled adults after the age of 62 for beneficiaries whose disability rate is between 50 and 79% on the occasion of the finance bill for 2026, after establishment of criteria relating to the particular financial situation of the beneficiaries concerned.
Question· Question écrite7554open
France · National Assembly · 17 June 2025
Mr. Jean Laussucq draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of National Education, Higher Education and Research, to the measures aimed at limiting cheating during exams, in particular the potential use of mobile phone jammers in schools and universities. In a context of the trivialization of digital tools and the permanent connectivity of students, the fight against Fraud during examinations is becoming a major issue for the credibility and fairness of the education system. The meteoric rise of artificial intelligence, conversational applications and hidden means of digital communication has profoundly changed the conditions of surveillance and exam security. Currently, article L. 33-3-1 of the postal and electronic communications code strictly prohibits the use, the possession and installation of jamming devices except exceptions provided for specific needs such as public order, defense, national security or the public service of justice. This provision, although inspired by legitimate concerns regarding public freedoms and communications security, did not anticipate the technological changes taking place today. Many teachers of secondary school and university teachers report a worrying increase in cases of cheating, made possible by the use of digital tools or artificial intelligence during exams. The phenomenon is now massive, as evidenced by the unprecedented waves of disciplinary procedures initiated in several establishments following exam fraud involving generative artificial intelligence tools. In this context, the MP wishes to know if the Minister intends to clarify the ministry's position on the current application of the legislation relating to jammers and if a reflection is underway to adapt the legal framework to new technological challenges. He also questions him about alternative avenues that could be considered to fairly secure exams, such as the generalization of phone detectors. portable, the use of wave-proof areas or the creation of a strictly regulated exemption regime for certain sensitive examinations.
Question· Question écrite5314open
France · National Assembly · 25 March 2025
Mr. Jean Laussucq questions the Minister of State, Minister of National Education, Higher Education and Research, on the necessary modification of Article D. 311-13 of the Education Code relating to the implementation of a personalized support plan (PAP) in order to take into account the absence of national education doctors in private educational establishments under contract. Indeed, for a PAP to be validated, it It is necessary to obtain a positive opinion from a national education doctor. This system, which allows children suffering from learning disabilities, particularly due to neurodevelopmental disorders, to obtain compensation through educational arrangements (computer, third-time work, etc.), is very useful and avoids overcrowding in departmental centers for disabled people. The absence of doctors from education in private establishments under contract, requires these establishments to use school doctors not attached to national education, to validate these PAPs. However, some academies refuse to consider them valid and use the lack of validation by a national education doctor to refuse the resumption of adjustments during exams. This even though a decree of December 4, 2020 provided for the systematic resumption of PAP arrangements and that the majority of rectorates do so without distinguishing between those signed by a national education doctor and those signed by a school doctor. This creates a difference in treatment between private and public students which is not acceptable, all the less acceptable as it is the result of the lack of doctors within national education. Furthermore, this situation generates many concerns and difficulties for these adolescents who find themselves taking their exams, without the accommodations they have always benefited from in a school environment. The Defender of Rights has highlighted this problem several times, without ever being heard. Also, the MP asks the Minister if she intends to rewrite article D. 311-13 of the education code, opening the possibility of having the PAP validated by a doctor school and not just a national education doctor. If such a modification is not envisaged, he asks her if she could indicate the procedure to follow so that all PAPs, even those signed in private establishments, can be validated by a national education doctor.
Question· Question écrite5292open
France · National Assembly · 25 March 2025
Mr. Jean Laussucq draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty to the conditions of transport, breeding and slaughter of animals intended for food consumption. Article R. 214-65 of the rural and maritime fishing code provides that “all precautions must be taken to spare animals from any avoidable excitement, pain or suffering during unloading operations, transportation, accommodation, immobilization, stunning, slaughter or killing. However, a 2017 report from the Ministry of Agriculture indicates that non-compliance rates in slaughterhouses vary from 40 to 70% depending on the establishment. Many slaughter establishments fail to respect the law by inflicting multiple mistreatment on animals: mutilation, fattening, confinement, crowding... The investigation by the L214 association published on March 13, 2025 on the practices of eight Breton livestock farms highlights the manifest impunity of slaughter establishments which mistreat animals and supply major retail brands. In France, more than 3 million animals are put to death every day in the 1,000 slaughterhouses that crisscross the territory. Faced with the observation of growing concern among the French as for their food and their ecological and environmental impact, it becomes necessary to review the model and supervision of this animal production. Indeed, it appears that the model of intensive livestock farming is no longer adapted either to the environmental objectives of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, nor to the decreasing meat consumption of the French (decline of 15% between 2000 and 2020). As such, Mr. Deputy would like to know whether the Minister plans to establish a moratorium on intensive breeding in order to prohibit the opening of any new intensive breeding establishments and to force existing establishments to respect the legislation in force. He also questions him about the ministry's desire to defend a reform of the food production model to favor local producers to the detriment of food establishments. intensive production. Finally, he would like to know whether additional control measures will be adopted to force slaughterhouses to comply with the law and to guarantee greater transparency in their methods.
Question· Question écrite4615answered
France · National Assembly · 4 March 2025
Mr. Jean Laussucq questions the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity, Forests, Sea and Fisheries on the exploitation of captive wild animals for advertising. Animals are very present in the representations. Unsurprisingly, they are therefore frequently found in advertisements. While there is no shortage of possibilities to do otherwise (visual effects, animatronics, etc.), many of these animals on screen are captive wild animals. Concretely, this means that these animals are imprisoned for life. However, we know that non-domestic animals have very important needs, in terms of space, physical expenses, social relationships, which are extremely difficult if not impossible to meet in captivity. Beyond the deprivation of liberty, the animals undergo training and transport. This last point is moreover a central element in the decision to ban wild animals in traveling circuses by 2028 (law no. 2021-1539 of November 30, 2021 aimed at combating animal abuse and strengthening the bond between animals and humans). As a logical continuation of the law previously cited, he asks her if she could consider prohibiting the exploitation of captive wild animals for advertising.
Question· Question écrite4250open
France · National Assembly · 18 February 2025
Mr. Jean Laussucq draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the base price of the personalized autonomy allowance in proxy mode. There is unequal treatment in terms of financial support between the personalized autonomy allowance in service provider mode and the personalized autonomy allowance in agent mode. The social security financing law of 2022 has set a minimum rate for services in provider mode without including services in agent mode. Today, the home employment sector is the leading home-based employer in France with 3.3 million individual employers and 1.3 million employees. Faced with the aging of the population observed in France, the sector appears to be one of the major societal challenges of the coming years. Older people choose to more and more home care as well as the agent mode, allowing control over the selection, hiring and management of employees. To date, the amount of personalized autonomy allowance in agent mode is very different from one department to another and with a gap of 30 to 50% with the personalized autonomy allowance in service provider mode. As such, he asks her if she is considering introducing a tariff base for the personalized autonomy allowance in agent mode and its alignment, for example, with the amount of the disability compensation allowance (PCH) at 20.86 euros/hour, knowing that the personalized autonomy allowance in service provider mode has just been increased from 23.50 to 24.58 euros/hour. This will allow fairer pricing and avoid penalizing families who choose the agent method, leading to a confusion and the renunciation of home employment for certain individuals. He wants to know his position on this subject.
Question· Question écrite3565answered
France · National Assembly · 28 January 2025
Mr. Jean Laussucq questions the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families on the prolonged shortages of many essential medicines in France. These shortages concern crucial treatments for patients' health, worsening inequalities in access to care and endangering the lives of certain patients. It appears that these shortages are partly due to the priority given by certain laboratories pharmaceutical companies to export these drugs to countries where prices are higher. These practices, although economically advantageous for the companies concerned, raise the question of their responsibility with regard to the commitments linked to the marketing authorization (AMM) granted in France. Since 2021, the law has imposed reinforced obligations on marketing authorization holders (AMM) to prevent and manage medication shortages. In particular, they must implement shortage management plans (PGP), constituting safety stocks adapted to cover national needs and immediately notify any supply difficulty to the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products (ANSM). He therefore wishes to know what measures it is considering to guarantee market supply as a priority. national in strategic medicines. He asks in particular whether price regulation tools, reinforced sanctions in the event of non-compliance with commitments or other incentive measures are being studied to quickly remedy this worrying situation.
Question· Question écrite2219answered
France · National Assembly · 26 November 2024
Mr. Jean Laussucq questions the Minister of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry on dysfunctions observed in certain French slaughterhouses, in particular in light of the recent investigation carried out by L214 on the Maurienne slaughterhouse. This investigation reveals extremely serious practices, in particular cases where animals are slaughtered while they are still sensitive and conscious, or even cut up while they are still alive. This slaughterhouse supplies Super U, Intermarché and E.Leclerc stores in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, as well as local butchers, and also sells meat directly from the original farms. Since the promulgation of the law for the balance of commercial relations in the agricultural and food sector and healthy, sustainable and accessible food for all, each slaughterhouse is required to designate a animal welfare manager (RPA), responsible for ensuring the application of animal protection rules. Regular audits are also mandatory to ensure that the organization of operations respects the principle of sparing animals “any avoidable pain, distress or suffering”. However, these legal provisions seem largely insufficient, as evidenced by the case of the Maurienne slaughterhouse, which does not respect clearly not these legislative regulations. Mr. Olivier Falorni's bill of November 9, 2016 aimed at calling into question the conditions for slaughtering animals for slaughter in French slaughterhouses seems to take stock of these dysfunctions. It seems to be interesting for the Government to take into account the visiting rights of parliamentarians in slaughterhouses. He would like to know if discussions are currently taking place underway to put an end to certain practices contrary to the legal provisions applicable to slaughterhouses.
Question· Question écrite2209answered
France · National Assembly · 26 November 2024
M. Jean Laussucq interroge Mme la ministre de l'agriculture, de la souveraineté alimentaire et de la forêt au sujet des importations croissantes de produits agricoles ne respectant pas les normes sanitaires et environnementales imposées aux producteurs français. Selon un rapport publié par le Sénat sur l'agriculture française, entre 10 % et 25 % des produits agricoles et alimentaires importés en France venant du Mercosur ne respectent pas ces normes minimales, ce qui constitue une atteinte grave à la sécurité alimentaire, à la santé publique et à la compétitivité des producteurs français. Ces produits, souvent issus de standards moins exigeants, génèrent une concurrence déloyale pour les agriculteurs français et menacent leurs revenus. En outre, la non-conformité aux normes françaises entraîne des risques sanitaires pour les consommateurs, en raison de substances potentiellement, nocives présentes dans ces produits. Ce constat s'inscrit également dans un contexte où les accords commerciaux, notamment avec le Mercosur, favorisent l'importation de ces produits au détriment des standards français et européens, remettant en question les engagements de la France en matière de qualité de son agriculture. Face à ce constat, M. le député souligne l'urgence de prendre des mesures adaptées pour répondre à cette situation préoccupante. Il propose de déclarer officiellement ces produits agricoles comme impropres à la consommation, compte tenu du risque réel qu'ils représentent pour la santé de la population. Bien que M. le député reconnaisse que les produits agricoles constituent une partie des échanges commerciaux, il estime que le niveau de risque encouru reste trop important pour la santé des concitoyens. Il souhaite connaître sa position sur le sujet.
Question· Question écrite1712open
France · National Assembly · 5 November 2024
Mr. Jean Laussucq draws the attention of the Minister of Health and Access to Care to the fight against the psycho-social burden of serious skin diseases. The Prime Minister announced that he wanted to make mental health a major national cause for the year 2025. A theme that affects the entire population, but which is increasingly reaching young people. Displaying skin diseases - such as vitiligo - are diseases multidimensional which impose - beyond the physical aspect - a heavy psycho-social burden on those affected, particularly among young people. The more the illness progresses, the more visible it is and the more it causes isolation, withdrawal or, in extreme cases, discrimination and harassment. As such, a 2024 IFOP study carried out on young people aged 12 to 25 shows a clear and worrying observation: 76% of People with vitiligo believe that society's view of people with vitiligo is detrimental to their mental health. The study reveals more precisely that only 34% of college students would accept physical contact with a person suffering from the disease and only 38% would agree to interact with them. If better consideration of this psycho-social burden in the patient journey is essential, the raising awareness among the general public is just as important in order to promote a better understanding of the disease and strengthen support for those affected, particularly the youngest. Thus, he wishes to know how the fight against the psychosocial burden linked to serious skin diseases - which has psychological, academic, family and social consequences in children - will be integrated into the government action plan. linked to mental health in 2025.