The Minister Delegate for Housing Guillaume Kasbarian declared on Sunday May 5 that he was "open" to the idea of changing the law to "strengthen" the possibilities of evicting families of delinquent children from social housing.
“As we open the debate to look at who is in the social park, in terms of income, in terms of heritage, the question can be asked,” he declared in the program Questions Politiques on France Inter, franceinfo and The world. “The question can be asked to say ‘let’s also evaluate incivility, offenses and crimes’”.
“Today in reality there are already provisions that exist because it is not something new,” underlined Mr. Kasbarian, who presented on Friday a “bill relating to the development of the supply of affordable housing.
“Should we strengthen them in the bill? I am open to it and I think we can do better on the subject,” he added.
“It can be either the government which submits an amendment on the subject, or senators or deputies who write it,” he indicated. “The question is what are the holes in the racket, how do we write it together to have something that holds water from a legal point of view.”
“It is not normal that people who live in social housing, who live in social housing, are bothered, to put it politely, by some who do not respect the laws and commit delinquency,” he said. he thinks.
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