The government wants to eliminate family allowances in case of absenteeism at school ...
The current government is full of ideas to save money. The latest, adopted by senators this Wednesday,
May 15, is to remove family allowances in case of absenteeism.
This idea is defended by the bill "for a school of trust" set up by the Minister of Education.
The amendment to the bill , despite the refusal of the opposition to endorse it, was voted in the early evening by senators. For the left, this idea is a "sea snake" because the abolition of family allowances is a recurring demand from the right since the Ciotti law in 2013 and lasted 3 years.
May 15, is to remove family allowances in case of absenteeism.
This idea is defended by the bill "for a school of trust" set up by the Minister of Education.
The amendment to the bill , despite the refusal of the opposition to endorse it, was voted in the early evening by senators. For the left, this idea is a "sea snake" because the abolition of family allowances is a recurring demand from the right since the Ciotti law in 2013 and lasted 3 years.
At that time, the Minister for Student Success had taken a stand for the suspension of this law and he said in 2013: "This law is unfair and ineffective in more than 80% of cases. This system did not work and will never work! The minister added: "While there are 12 million students in France,
619 deletions were made during the 2011-2012 school year. "
The government also wants compulsory school at the age of three
Since the news never arrives alone, the senate, with a majority on the right, examines at first reading the bill of the Minister of Education Jean-Michel Blanquer. Its measures are challenged by teachers, parents and communities.
Its flagship measure and it defends and the transition from 6 to 3 years the mandatory age to go to school .
Mr. Macron supported this idea and the Senate gave the green light for this change ...
Only one vote of the lower chamber remains on the bill before it becomes effective ...
619 deletions were made during the 2011-2012 school year. "
The government also wants compulsory school at the age of three
Since the news never arrives alone, the senate, with a majority on the right, examines at first reading the bill of the Minister of Education Jean-Michel Blanquer. Its measures are challenged by teachers, parents and communities.
Its flagship measure and it defends and the transition from 6 to 3 years the mandatory age to go to school .
Mr. Macron supported this idea and the Senate gave the green light for this change ...
Only one vote of the lower chamber remains on the bill before it becomes effective ...
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