David Saforcada
Social protection
48 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
2027 programme or campaign document : 48
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Define each social policy by its cause, expected outcome, support and feasible route out of persistent poverty.
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Combine employment, protection for people unable to work and shared access to progress.
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Assess reforms through disposable income and access to housing, transport, childcare, healthcare, training and a human contact; exclude savings that merely shift costs.
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Publish indicators for poverty, sustainable employment, housing, residual income, benefit non-take-up, delays, unpaid maintenance and emergency accommodation exits; progressively include overseas, homeless and institutional populations without artificial delistings.
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Assess each reform affecting essential household costs for low- and middle-income households, combining housing supply, services, mobility, domestic energy, competition and targeted social tariffs.
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Direct family support from the first child to facilitate parenthood choices without pressuring women.
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Create a monthly first-child benefit without an income test, restricted to French-national beneficiary parents; amount, duration and coordination with PAJE remain unspecified; guarantee an increase when adolescent costs arise, before adulthood.
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Expand workplace and shared workplace nurseries, pooled by small businesses; tie support to actual places, work-compatible hours, quality and affordable household charges, particularly for shift workers, lone parents and rural areas.
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Coordinate housing, childcare, working hours, transport, training and services as a national priority for single-parent families.
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Speed up maintenance-payment intermediation, indexation, recovery and advances on arrears; prosecute deliberate non-payment despite ability to pay and promptly reassess genuine inability.
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Prioritise lone parents for nursery, after-school and emergency childcare when working, training, hospitalised or changing shifts; potentially strengthen social tariffs without abrupt withdrawal as income rises.
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Legislate that poverty alone cannot justify removing a child; fund material, housing, educational and family support before separation where safety allows, retaining placement for established danger.
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Guarantee children food, healthcare, education, sport, culture and material essentials; coordinate complex needs through a named contact without continuous surveillance of low-income families.
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Distinguish earned contributory rights, national benefits subject to conditions and essential relief guaranteeing dignity, safety and public health.
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Offer or automatically pay benefits determinable from reliable data, with information, correction, a human contact and appeal; improve detection of errors, duplicate payments and false declarations.
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Offer long-term minimum-benefit recipients able to work a concrete pathway covering health, training, mobility, childcare, placements or employment; apply graduated sanctions only after repeated unjustified refusal and examination of constraints and the actual offer.
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Guarantee support, healthcare, housing and feasible employment for disabled or dependent people without income loss exceeding earnings gains; give carers respite, training and continuing social protection.
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Link certain long-term solidarity benefits to residence, contribution, reciprocity or assimilation where their nature justifies it, while preserving earned contributory rights and essential relief.
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Replace the single legal age with 40 to 43 years of contributions depending on generation and situation, with protections for long careers and incapacity; pay-as-you-go remains the base.
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Recognise arduous work (physical, hours, risks, psychological load) through contribution years, early retirement or retraining.
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Credit career interruptions or substantial reductions for childrearing on at least a minimum-wage basis within statutory limits, prioritising mothers without excluding fathers who took them; support stable youth employment and chosen adapted senior work.
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Endow a Citizen Investment Account with €10,000 exclusively for children French at birth and born to French parents; a diversified fund prioritising productive French projects, separate from parents’ assets, generally locked until retirement but with controlled releases for studies, training, business, a main home, disability or exceptional circumstances, and optional contributions and employee-participation additions.
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Set multi-year social objectives through a programming law with responsible authority, indicator, timetable and public assessment; defer detailed financing, CSG compensation, citizen accounts, housing and sequencing to a separate document.
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Design stable family policy supporting diverse circumstances through children’s protection and intergenerational transmission.
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Involve and inform parents in decisions about their children; support non-violent parental authority, displaced only for danger, abandonment or a judicial decision.
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Decide according to children’s safety, stability, emotional needs and development, hear them according to age and maturity and decide promptly without making them arbiters of parental conflict.
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Combine universal recognition of family costs with targeted extra protection; link aid to parental responsibilities through proportionate reasoned decisions and appeals, without depriving children of essentials.
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Assess family and birth-rate effects of major reforms and publish annual local outcomes, removing material barriers without imposing reproductive choices.
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Create at the start of the term a monthly non-means-tested benefit for a French child, paid to French-national beneficiary parents providing sustained care; amount, duration, residence, filiation, adoption and checks remain to be specified, without replacing wages, contributory rights or enhanced assistance.
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Trigger family-benefit age increases when actual adolescent costs arise; preserve the family tax quotient’s function and assess any reform through residual income, stability and effects on low- and middle-income households.
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Launch nursery-place provision through public, nonprofit and employer facilities pooled by small firms, tying aid to real places, quality and affordability; cover shifts, nights and weekends, prioritising lone parents, return to activity, disability, rural and overseas areas.
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Direct single-parent support towards autonomy and stability, also considering shared residence, bereavement and sudden separations.
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Simplify and accelerate Aripa maintenance intermediation, indexation, conditional advances and recovery; revise promptly for genuine inability to pay without permitting solvent refusal.
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Prioritise lone-parent childcare on returning to work, training, hospitalisation or imposed schedule changes; consider enhanced social tariffs for housing, transport, meals and activities, tapering benefits to avoid losses exceeding pay gains.
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Guarantee early diagnosis, healthcare, school support, respite and recreation for disabled children without gaps; protect income, training, respite and pensions for parent carers without substituting them for professionals.
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Legally exclude poverty alone as a reason for child removal; mobilise housing, material and educational support before separation where safe, while protecting immediately against established abuse or danger.
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Stabilise placements, schools and contacts for children in care; keep siblings together unless contrary to their interests, assess safe relatives and preserve protective relationships through regularly reviewed return, long-term care or adoption plans.
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Make enforceable a national baseline for children in care covering health, schooling, identity, sport, culture, age-appropriate personal money, a trusted adult, life history and stability; use risk-based and unannounced inspections, protect alerts and publish departmental outcomes without a new agency.
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Prepare autonomy before adulthood; guarantee support at least to 21 without resources or family support, with possible extension to 25 to complete a pathway; allow no exit without verified housing, healthcare, documents and activity, and provide a temporary return right.
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Reduce adoption approval, matching and judgment delays without weakening assessment or follow-up; prioritise children’s needs and voice, preserve siblings and apply international subsidiarity against trafficking.
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Regularly review lasting parental abandonment and choose a stable plan when family return is impossible or unsafe; preserve life history and lawful access to origins.
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Preserve protective relationships with ancestors, including after separation or placement, and support respite, mobility and care without assuming unlimited grandparent availability.
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Support regular, voluntary, safe and evaluated intergenerational housing and activities through project calls: shared homes, reading, meals, skills, mentoring and supervised occasional childcare.
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Prioritise safe, chosen home living through coordinated support, care, housing, respite and prepared hospital discharge; give carers information, training, social protection and a contact without substituting them for services.
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Require sufficient stable care-home teams, an effective coordinating doctor, suitable nursing presence and specialist access; conduct unannounced inspections and publish public funding use, actual staffing and serious incidents.
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Direct solidarity towards protection and autonomy, link contribution to capacity and sanction fraud, with details deferred to social and economic charters.
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Support nonviolent parental authority; for repeated deliberate refusal endangering children or denying instruction, graduate compulsory support, educational measures, civil compensation and serious-case judicial penalties, without equating poverty with abandonment of duties.
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Inform families about movement, sleep, diet and screens; target aid to membership, equipment, transport and competition barriers in transparent clubs, developing loans and repairs without universal free provision or replacing parents.
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