The Board of the CNSA has voted against the Social Security Financing Bill for 2025, reflecting the economic difficulties in France.

Concerns about the Autonomie Branch

The proposed budget for the Autonomie branch is set to increase by 2.4 billion euros, but concerns have been raised about the adequacy of the measures outlined in the bill.

The board has emphasized the need for extended and increased emergency funding to address the structural issues in the autonomy sector.

Staffing Shortages and Economic Models

There are also concerns about staffing shortages in residential care facilities and the need for a comprehensive reevaluation of economic and pricing models.

Financial Outlook and Urgent Reforms

The financial outlook for the Autonomie branch shows a negative balance, highlighting the need for urgent reforms in financial support mechanisms.

The board has called for greater transparency and a multi-year programming law focused on autonomy.

Challenges and Collaboration

The rejection of the bill serves as a reminder of the challenges facing France's social protection system and the need for collaboration to address these issues.