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Question· Question écrite17618open
France · National Assembly · 4 August 2026
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois questions the Minister of the Interior on the evolution of point withdrawals, in particular since the reform of the points license which came into force on January 1, 2024. Since this date, speeding below 5 km/h no longer gives rise to a point withdrawal. He asks him to tell him the total number of points withdrawn each year since 2023, whether or not they have led to a withdrawal of license, what evolution has been observed since the entry into force of this reform and if the Government has an initial assessment of its effects on the overall volume of points withdrawn as well as on the behavior of drivers.
Question· Question écrite17617open
France · National Assembly · 4 August 2026
Ministry of the Interior
Question· Question écrite17614open
France · National Assembly · 4 August 2026
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois questions the Minister of the Interior about the number of accidents involving vehicles without a license. While the number of these vehicles seems to be increasing, particularly among young people, he asks him to communicate the number of traffic accidents involving an unlicensed vehicle for each year since 2023, distinguishing between material accidents, bodily accidents and fatal accidents, to specify the main identified causes of these accidents as well as possible measures envisaged by the Government in order to improve the safety of users of these vehicles.
Question· Question écrite17475open
France · National Assembly · 4 August 2026
M. Robert Le Bourgeois interroge M. le ministre de l'intérieur sur le développement des véhicules sans permis. Le recours à cette catégorie de véhicules connaît une progression régulière. Afin d'en mesurer l'ampleur, il lui demande de lui indiquer le nombre de véhicules sans permis immatriculés chaque année depuis 2023, ainsi que l'évolution annuelle de ce parc.
Question· Question écrite17398open
France · National Assembly · 28 July 2026
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois alerts the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People to the extension of processing times for requests for daily parental presence allowance (AJPP). Article L. 544-1 of the Social Security Code provides that "the person who takes care of a child suffering from an illness, a disability or the victim of an accident of particular gravity making it essential sustained presence and restrictive care benefits, for each day of leave provided for in Article L. 1225-62 of the Labor Code, from a daily parental presence allowance. However, concerned parents and representative associations are now warning of the delays in processing their files, preventing, de facto, many parents from caring as they should for their children with disabilities or seriously ill. When they prioritize supporting their child over their career, they find themselves exposed to untenable professional or financial difficulties. He therefore alerts him to the urgency of shortening the processing times for these files and wishes to know what measures will be put in place to respond to the numerous pending requests.
Question· Question écrite16694open
France · National Assembly · 7 July 2026
Ministry of Action and Public Accounts
Question· Question écrite16157open
France · National Assembly · 23 June 2026
Ministry of Action and Public Accounts
Question· Question écrite13209answered
France · National Assembly · 24 February 2026
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the future of the Asalée system, following the publication of the report from the General Inspectorate of Social Affairs (IGAS) dated June 24, 2025, devoted to “control of the management and deployment of the Asalée system”. This report, which highlights the usefulness of the Asalée system in supporting people suffering from chronic diseases, highlights major management problems. These problems include financial shortcomings, risks of conflicts of interest, a lack of compliance with the law of associations, labor and public procurement, as well as administrative governance perceived as indecisive and lax. Today, more than 2,000 nurses, including many advanced nurse practitioners (RNPs), are involved in this program in collaboration with 9,000 doctors across the country. They play a crucial role in chronic disease management, therapeutic education, early detection and prevention, particularly in regions where access to care is already limited. In a recent press release, the National Order of Nurses expressed its deep concerns about the consequences of a brutal questioning of the Asalée system on continuity of care, particularly for patients with chronic illnesses. It also highlights the professional uncertainty that now weighs on the approximately 2,000 nurses and RPNs involved in this innovative public health approach. Many professionals in the field express their attachment to the Asalée system, which they consider to be an essential tool to meet the needs growing in public health, reduce territorial inequalities and support doctors in a context of demographic tension. As the system must naturally comply with the recommendations made by the IGAS, it appears equally essential that it can be sustained, secured and reinforced. It must therefore continue to respond effectively to the needs of patients and to support the professionals who engage in it, taking into account the persistent tensions over access to care, the shortage of health professionals and the necessary search for savings within the framework of the social security budget. Also, he asks him to specify the future of this system and the guarantees that will be provided to nurses, APNs and doctors involved in this system regarding the continuity of their activity and the recognition of their role in the management of illnesses. chronicles.
Question· Question écrite12782open
France · National Assembly · 10 February 2026
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois reminds the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People of the precarious salary situation suffered specifically by workers in establishments and services for disabled and disabled people subject to the national collective agreement of March 15, 1966 (CCN66). Indeed, while the SMIC is reevaluated annually by indexation to inflation, the CCN66 has not been renegotiated for more than ten years: thus, the conventional minimum wages (SMC) of the CCN66 are today lower than the SMIC. In this situation, the law provides that the difference between SMC and SMIC be compensated by the employer. However, this lack of reevaluation of salaries still has concrete and serious consequences for all employees in the sector: the entire salary scale is reduced, overtime or bonuses are indexed to the SMC. Ultimately, it is the entire sector already in crisis which suffers from a glaring lack of attractiveness. In question, the proposed merger of the CCN66 with the national collective agreement of private non-profit hospitalization, care, cure and daycare establishments of October 31, 1951 (CCN51) which is stalling and harming employees. He reminds him of the urgency of unblock these negotiations in order to restore some salary attractiveness to the medico-social sector, particularly private and associative. He also questions him about the possibility of indexing overtime and bonuses to the SMIC and not the SMC.
Question· Question écrite12513answered
France · National Assembly · 27 January 2026
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the control of establishments open to the public at night without authorization, such as certain nightclubs or dancing bars. The recent tragedy which affected the Swiss commune of Crans-Montana has indeed awakened painful memories in the department of Seine-Maritime, bereaved by the Cuba Libre fire in August 2016 in Rouen. If French legislation had largely evolved following the drama of "5-7" in 1970, that of Cuba Libre should have pushed to drastically increase controls and change the regulations, particularly concerning the categorization (4 or 5) of these establishments: Cuba Libre was in fact declared as a category 5 establishment for its bar-restaurant activities on the ground floor while it also hosted, in the basement, nighttime activities and dancing (category 4), not declared. The numerous complaints from the neighborhood, particularly for noise pollution, should however have made it possible to identify this clandestine activity, to carry out sufficient checks in order to regularize the administrative situation of Cuba Libre: thus, an unannounced check would certainly have made it possible to avoid this terrible accident. The MP therefore draws the attention of the Minister to the need to systematically carry out, whenever there are suspicions of clandestine activities, the unannounced checks provided for by article R. 143-43 of the construction and housing code in order to ensure “the regularity of the administrative situation of establishments open to the public and to identify violations of security rules”. He wants to know his position on this subject.
Question· Question écrite12423answered
France · National Assembly · 27 January 2026
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois alerts the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the extremely time-consuming and redundant nature of certain mandatory surveys such as the quarterly ACEMO survey. This survey on the activities and conditions of employment of the workforce, carried out by Dares, aims to measure cyclical developments in basic salaries and vacant jobs. For selected employers, the survey is mandatory under penalty of an administrative fine imposed by the minister responsible for the economy. However, it should be noted that the information collected by the survey is already transmitted monthly via the nominative social declaration (DSN). This is the case for an establishment open to the public in Normandy, whose workforce varies significantly due to the seasonality of its activity (from 15 to 150 employees) and which is now subject to the ACEMO investigation. While responding to the survey is in itself an extremely laborious task, it should be noted that it is in addition to numerous other surveys. We can, for example, also cite the obligatory customs investigation which could, moreover, be based on the information directly transmitted in the monthly VAT declarations. He questions him about the relevance of this investigation and, above all, about the opportunity to directly collect data transmitted via DSNs, rather than bothering business leaders; such communication of data between State services having the merit of obtaining exhaustive results and freeing up employers' working time.
Question· Question écrite12019answered
France · National Assembly · 23 December 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of Culture to the imminent threat weighing on the agricultural, rural and hunting press, essential to the pluralism of information in the territories. Indeed, La Poste is considering a 7% increase in postal rates on January 1, 2026, which is in direct contradiction with the State/Press/Post protocol, which limits the increase to 2% until 2027. Simultaneously, the Distribution of the specialized agricultural press faces enormous challenges, including delivery delays of several days, resulting in falling subscriber numbers, complaints and financial damages for publishing houses and their advertisers. Thus, the local press must pay more for a service that is less and less reliable, which puts it in danger, even though it constitutes an essential bulwark against disinformation and an irreplaceable tool for rural cohesion. The MP would like to know if the Government plans to intervene quickly with La Poste to ensure compliance with pricing commitments and put an end to this unexpected increase. He also asks what immediate measures will be taken to improve the quality of distribution and thus protect the sustainability and diversity of the regional press, which is crucial for the information of millions of citizens living in rural areas.
Question· Question écrite11990answered
France · National Assembly · 23 December 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature to the decrees recently published by the maritime prefecture of the Channel and the North Sea and the prefecture of the Normandy region, prohibiting navigation, fishing and various nautical activities in the areas where wind farms are being built at Tréport (offshore). of Seine-Maritime - 0.5 nautical miles (approximately 926 m) around the installations under construction) and in Calvados (within a radius of 500 m around the electrical substation and weather buoys off Courseulles-sur-Mer). To be fully respected, these orders require the establishment of dedicated surveillance means, such as maritime gendarmerie units, state action vessels at sea or other means. nautical and air. However, there is no public data available to estimate the exact cost of these devices, nor to identify their funder. The MP underlines that this information should appear in the mission entrusted by the Prime Minister, who must determine the real cost of renewable energies at sea for the State and taxpayers. The MP asks the Minister what are the total estimated costs for the monitoring means necessary for the application of prefectural decrees surrounding the offshore wind projects in Tréport and Calvados. He would like to know who is responsible for financing it and whether it is, in whole or in part, re-invoiced to the holders of offshore wind tenders, in accordance with the “polluter pays” principle and in a spirit of transparency on the costs of renewable and intermittent energies. Finally, he asks him about the measures that the Government intends to take to ensure total transparency regarding the public costs linked to the security and surveillance of areas of future offshore wind farms.
Question· Question écrite11959answered
France · National Assembly · 23 December 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the shortage of places to take the driving license exams as well as to the lack of inspectors. For several months, all the trade union organizations representing the driving school sector (UNIC, UNIDEC - U2M, MOBILIANS, SNICA-FO) have been alerting the authorities about the worrying lengthening of candidate representation deadlines. This situation leads to significant tensions between driving schools and candidates, endangers the professional and personal projects of thousands of young people, employees and apprentices, particularly in rural areas and also penalizes companies whose many job offers require possession of a driving license. Although meetings took place with the cabinets of the Élysée, Matignon and the Ministry of the Interior, as well as with the interministerial delegate for road safety and the minister delegate in charge of the file, the measures announced, in particular the recruitment of ten inspectors, the involvement of retirees and the creation of 80,000 additional examination places by the end of 2025, seem insufficient in view of the 16% increase in driving license registrations over the last five years. He asks him his position on the request of additional staff issued by professional associations and wishes to know if additional funds will be allocated to deal with the shortage of examination places.
Question· Question écrite11863answered
France · National Assembly · 23 December 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture, Agri-Food and Food Sovereignty to the lack of publication of the implementing decree of Law No. 2025-237 of March 14, 2025, relating to the fight against the proliferation of the Asian hornet (vespa velutina) and the preservation of the beekeeping industry. This law was adopted unanimously in the Senate and the National Assembly in an emergency context, aimed at putting in place a real national plan to combat this invasive insect, as well as a compensation system for professional beekeepers, already seriously affected. Unfortunately, the absence of a decree prevents the implementation of these vital measures for the survival of beekeeping in France. The Government had committed to publishing this decree by fall 2025 at the latest, but this deadline was not met. respected. Faced with this situation, he asks her if she intends to publish this decree as soon as possible and thus ensure the effective implementation of the provisions provided for by law.
Question· Question écrite11862answered
France · National Assembly · 23 December 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature to the absence of publication of the implementing decree of Law No. 2025-237 of March 14, 2025, relating to the fight against the proliferation of the Asian hornet (vespa velutina) and the preservation of the beekeeping industry. This law was adopted unanimously in the Senate and the Assembly national action in an emergency context, aiming to put in place a real national plan to combat this invasive insect, as well as a compensation system for professional beekeepers, already seriously affected. Unfortunately, the absence of a decree prevents the implementation of these vital measures for the survival of beekeeping in France. The Government was committed to publishing this decree by the fall at the latest. 2025, but this deadline has not been met. Faced with this situation, the MP alerts the Government to the need to publish this decree as quickly as possible and thus ensure the effective implementation of the provisions provided for by law. He asks her her intentions on this subject.
Question· Question écrite11651open
France · National Assembly · 16 December 2025
Ministry of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities
Question· Question écrite8514answered
France · National Assembly · 15 July 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of the Armed Forces to the vaccination obligation against covid-19 in the armed forces, subject not to the law of August 5, 2021 but governed by ministerial instruction No. 509040/ARM/DCSSA/ESSD of July 29, 2021 then No. 514870/ARM/DCSSA/SDD of October 13, 2023. This vaccination thus remains obligatory for any soldier “planned on an external operation or on an operational mission abroad; affected or sent on temporary service to the French Southern and Antarctic Lands; assigned or placed for employment on a vessel of the national navy, with the exception of vessels carrying out exclusively port or coastal missions, the list of which is established by the competent employment authority; assigned to a permanent position abroad in a country presenting a higher health risk than in mainland France; designated under the national emergency level, or any operational posture that could lead to engagement abroad.” In its opinion of March 30, 2023, the High Authority for Health recommended lifting the covid-19 vaccination obligation for health professionals. The vaccination obligation has been lifted by decree since May 15, 2023. He would like to know if the Government is considering withdrawing this vaccination obligation which falls on staff armies – civilians and soldiers alike – and reservists.
Question· Question écrite7545open
France · National Assembly · 17 June 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the interception of migrants in Veulettes-Sur-Mer, 10 of whom are subject to an obligation to leave French territory (OQTF). These facts take place in a context of an increase in clandestine crossings of the Channel and arouse great concern among the population, who are seeing an increase in illegal arrivals on the territory. Normandy in order to reach the United Kingdom. The presence of people who have been the subject of an OQTF, rarely executed, poses serious questions about the credibility of the State in controlling the borders and the security of citizens. He therefore asks him how these illegal foreigners were able to enter French soil. He also questions him on the future of the Sandhurst Treaty, extended until 2027, and the directions envisaged for more effective Franco-British cooperation.
Question· Question écrite6080answered
France · National Assembly · 22 April 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the deadlines for reimbursement to municipalities by the service and payment agency within the framework of social pricing for school canteens. This is the case for the intercommunal school union (SIVOS) of Saint-Colombe in Seine-Maritime, which brings together the municipalities of Drosay, Ocqueville, Sasseville and Sainte-Colombe. If This public intercommunal cooperation establishment (EPCI) strives to maintain this school of 56 students, essential to the attractiveness of its territory, it deplores the budgetary uncertainty generated by the extension of reimbursement deadlines. If in 2021, the reimbursements were made within a reasonable time (50 to 60 days after the end of the quarter), the SIVOS of Sainte-Colombe testifies that the reimbursement of the second quarter 2024 occurred in February 2025. Such a delay for municipalities and EPCIs whose budgetary constraints are already significant is detrimental. He asks him to inquire into the reasons for the extension of reimbursement deadlines and to ensure that they remain reasonable and respectful of the budgetary requirements of the beneficiary municipalities or groups of municipalities.
Question· Question écrite6079open
France · National Assembly · 22 April 2025
Ministry of Territorial Planning and Decentralization
Question· Question écrite4964answered
France · National Assembly · 11 March 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the growing security problems facing farmers. The recent series of fires occurring on farms in Seine-Maritime, in particular the disasters which destroyed agricultural buildings around Bacqueville-en-Caux, are causing great concern among farmers. These incidents come in addition to the thefts of agricultural equipment, damage and illegal introductions onto private property by militant organizations or other individuals, often for ideological purposes. These events highlight the vulnerability of agricultural operations to malicious acts, which not only compromise the safety of property and people, but also jeopardize the economic activity of operations essential to our food sovereignty. Faced with this worrying situation, farmers express a deep feeling of insecurity, accentuated by the repetition of these acts. They call for a firm response from the authorities, in particular through increased surveillance, rigorous investigations and dissuasive measures against intrusions and damage. The MP therefore asks the Minister to specify the measures he intends to take to strengthen farm safety. He wishes to know the means that will be deployed to ensure effective and dissuasive surveillance of farms, particularly in the rural areas most affected by these phenomena. He questions him about the opportunity to increase the number of personnel dedicated to surveillance of rural areas.
Question· Question écrite4795answered
France · National Assembly · 11 March 2025
M. Robert Le Bourgeois appelle l'attention de M. le ministre de l'économie, des finances et de la souveraineté industrielle et numérique, sur l'inutile complexité que constitue la procédure de remboursement des taxes de malus écologiques pour les familles nombreuses. En effet, au-delà de la question de la justesse du malus en lui-même, la procédure actuelle pour obtenir une réduction place les familles nombreuses dans une impasse. Beaucoup de familles se voient en effet soumises à ce malus et prétendent ensuite à la réduction à laquelle elles ont droit, selon les conditions fixées. Pour autant, ces familles ciblent deux problématiques. La première concerne le délai de remboursement, théoriquement fixé à 30 jours, mais qui, semble-t-il, est parfois plus important. La seconde concerne les montants que les familles sont tenues d'avancer avant remboursement, s'élevant souvent à plusieurs dizaines de milliers d'euros. M. le député appelle donc l'attention de M. le ministre sur l'opportunité d'appliquer la réduction sur les malus CO2 et masse dès l'achat du véhicule. L'administration fiscale est tout à fait en mesure de mettre en place un tel dispositif et celui-ci serait accueilli très positivement par les familles comme par les concessionnaires automobiles, en tant qu'il faciliterait et favoriserait l'achat de véhicules neufs par les ménages. Il lui demande ce qu'il compte faire à ce sujet.
Question· Question écrite3430open
France · National Assembly · 28 January 2025
Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, responsible for industry and energy, to the environmental consequences of the relaxation of the thresholds prohibiting the destruction of biodiversity in the context of renewable energy projects and more particularly wind projects. Indeed, the decision of the Council of State of 20 December 2024 validating the thresholds set by the implementing decree of the 2023 renewable energy acceleration law raises concerns. This decree considers that beyond 9 MW for wind projects, they can be presumed to respond to an imperative reason of major public interest, thus opening the way to exemptions from the ban on destroying protected species or habitats. If this provision aims to accelerate the energy transition, it nevertheless raises significant concerns about its consequences on biodiversity. Many associations, such as the National Fishing Federation and the Sustainable Environment Federation, have warned of the increased risk of destruction of fragile ecosystems and the lack of sufficient environmental assessment for certain projects. The MP would like to know what measures the minister intends to put in place to ensure that the relaxation of these regulations does not lead to irreversible damage to biodiversity and whether he plans to raise these thresholds or ask the prefects to favor projects whose power is significantly greater. He also asks whether reinforced environmental monitoring and compensation mechanisms will be planned to assess the consequences of projects exceeding these thresholds and to preserve protected species. Finally, he questions him about the message sent by this relaxation, particularly to residents of rural areas, while onshore wind projects are encountering growing opposition.
Question· Question écrite2000open
France · National Assembly · 19 November 2024
M. Robert Le Bourgeois appelle l'attention de Mme la ministre de l'agriculture, de la souveraineté alimentaire et de la forêt sur les difficultés que rencontrent les producteurs de pommes de terre dans sa circonscription. Le Comité permanent des végétaux, animaux, denrées alimentaires et alimentation animale (CPVADAAA), également connu sous le nom de Standing committee on plants, animals, food and feed (SCOPAFF), comité technique permanent rattaché à la Commission européenne, a interdit début octobre 2024, l'utilisation du métribuzine. Les autorisations de mise sur le marché de ce produit herbicide, essentiel dans la lutte contre les adventices en pommes de terre, doivent être retirées sous six mois, avec une possible période de grâce de douze mois maximum accordée par chaque État membre. Après le retrait de produits phytosanitaires à base de métirame et de diméthomorphe à l'échelle européenne et nationale ces derniers mois, la filière pomme de terre continue de subir des interdictions sans solutions alternatives. Cette décision met de nouveau en péril l'avenir de la production de pommes de terre en France et en Europe, malgré les appels répétés depuis 2023 de l'Union nationale des producteurs de pommes de terre (UNPT) pour garantir le maintien de la substance. Il lui demande donc de bien vouloir lui indiquer comment sont prises les décisions du SCOPAFF et sur quels critères se basent la position de la France. Il souhaite savoir quelles évaluations le Gouvernement compte mettre en place afin d'évaluer l'impact des prochaines interdictions de produits phytosanitaires à venir et ainsi garantir la sauvegarde de la souveraineté alimentaire du pays.
Question· Question écrite906answered
France · National Assembly · 15 October 2024
M. Robert Le Bourgeois alerte M. le ministre de l'intérieur sur les conséquences des reports de paiement des loyers des casernes de la gendarmerie nationale aux collectivités territoriales. Des maires et présidents de communautés de communes ont en effet été informés que, faute de crédits disponibles dans le programme 152, M. le ministre a autorisé la suspension temporaire du paiement des loyers dus pour l'occupation des casernes. Ces loyers sont pourtant essentiels à la santé budgétaire des collectivités territoriales. Pour cause, il apparaît que la situation en Nouvelle-Calédonie et la sécurisation des jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques ont consommé une part importante du budget initialement alloué. Il l'interroge donc sur le choix politique de faire reposer les conséquences de cette mauvaise gestion budgétaire sur les collectivités territoriales et attire son attention sur la nécessité d'ouvrir des crédits supplémentaires pour le programme 152 dans les plus brefs délais.
Question· Question écrite228answered
France · National Assembly · 8 October 2024
Le tri à la source des biodéchets, c'est-à-dire le fait de trier séparément des autres flux de déchets les déchets de table et de cuisine, constitue une mesure phare de l'économie circulaire. Elle présente de multiples bénéfices comme une meilleure gestion des déchets (limitation des déchets mis en décharge), une baisse des émissions de gaz à effet de serre, et une opportunité de produire du biogaz ou du compost à partir de ressources locales. C'est pourquoi la mise en place de ce tri a été généralisée par la loi antigaspillage de 2020, en adéquation avec le droit européen. En effet, dans le cadre de la transposition de la directive cadre sur les déchets qui a acté la mise en place du tri à la source des biodéchets en Europe, la loi antigaspillage de 2020 impose à the whole ofs collectivités de proposer des solutions de tri à la source des biodéchets à leurs administrés depuis le 1er janvier 2024. En outre, cette loi interdit la fabrication de compost issu de la fraction fermentescible des ordures ménagères par les installations de tri mécano biologiques à partir du 1er janvier 2027, afin de préserver la qualité des matières fertilisantes et des sols. Ces évolutions législatives et réglementaires mettent en évidence que l'avenir de l'installation de Brametot ne pourra reposer à court et moyen terme sur un modèle de production de compost à partir de biodéchets: l'obligation de tri à la source des biodéchets implique que la teneur en matières fermentescibles des ordures ménagères va graduellement baisser, condamnant cette activité à moyen terme. Pour autant, les installations de tri-mécano-biologique ne sont pas tenues réglementairement d'arrêter leur exploitation, et pourraient même représenter un atout pour le territoire à d'autres titres. La technologie de l'usine de Brametot peut en effet présenter un impact positif dès lors qu'elle permet de favoriser le recyclage de matériaux qui ont échappé à la collecte sélective des déchets, comme par exemple les métaux ou les matières plastiques, qu'elle permet de réduire la quantité de déchets mis en décharge, ou qu'elle permet de conduire à une valorisation énergétique des déchets non recyclables (via la production de Combustibles Solides de Récupération). A la demande du Ministère en charge de la transition écologique, l'ADEME a engagé des travaux pour identifier avec les filières concernées les possibilités de repositionnement de ces installations de tri-mécano-biologique sur les activités présentées ci-dessus. Les conclusions de ces travaux devraient être disponibles en 2025. Dans l'attente de ces éléments, la prise en compte des spécificités locales et l'accompagnement des acteurs impliqués dans la gestion de l'installation sont assurés par les services déconcentrés de l'État. Ces derniers, qui se sont fortement investis sur le dossier depuis plusieurs années, pourront ensuite accompagner ces acteurs vers une conversion (si nécessaire) ou un encadrement à droit constant.