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With the members of Parliament and government
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The Constitutional council flies to the help of the handicapped people
The Wise ones invalidated an article of law voted at the end of June which authorized exemptions from the obligation to make available the new public buildings.
From here 2015, the totality of the places receiving of the public will have to be accessible to the handicapped people. Such was the promise made by the law on the handicap, voted in 2005. At 4 years of the expiry, not more than 15% of the buildings are to the standards, and the attempts to derogate from the obligations of universal accessibility pile up the ones with the others. Last in date: article 19 of the law White Paul, adopted at the end of June, authorizing the construction of buildings new and nonaccessible to the handicapped people. A contrary article with the Constitution, according to the Constitutional council which retoqué it Thursday July 28. It is the fourth time in the two years space which is cancelled a legislative measure or lawful aiming at introducing exemptions from accessibility. “It is obvious that the members of Parliament will return to the load”, notes Jean-Marie Barbier, president of the Association of paralysed France (APF), very vigilant. “The law of 2005 is a law of company. One is stripping it this aspect”.In June, the senator UMP Eric Doligé had written a report/ratio in which he proposed to change the definition even accessibility. Rather than to give to the handicapped people the possibility of occupying a building exactly like valid, as it the law of 2005 provided, the member of Parliament had decided for an access to all the functions of the building while tolerating that the handicapped people do not have access to all surfaces. A change of size which, according to Jean-Marie Barber, amounts making pass the handicapped people by the hoist or the room dustbin. “Nicolas Sarkozy asked the senator Doligé to make of his report/ratio a law”, is afflicted Jean-Marie Barbier, ready to fight. One day national of action is envisaged on September 27 to say not to the exemptions and yes to universal accessibility. The petition of the same name already collected more than 24.000 signatures in the space of a few months.
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