The meeting organized today by Bruno Le MAIRE, Emmanuelle WARGON and Alain GRISET, enabled substantial progress. Following well-argued and repeated requests from the FFB, the government is in fact studying the full support of the cost of the partial activation of construction workers when it results from a shortage of materials.
The government is also working to identify ways to limit wild exports of logs, which is one of the causes of the current difficulties in taming wood products.
In addition, an interministerial circular must be published during the day in order to strengthen the concrete impact of the recommendations already made by the Minister of the Economy on public contracts, in terms of freezing late penalties as well as in terms of taking into account. additional costs. It will be accompanied by a government communication aimed at private markets.
Finally, Alain GRISET announced a possible future relaxation of the rules in terms of maximum deadlines for the completion of worksites in order to benefit from certain public aids (MaPrimeRénov ', CEE, etc.).
For Olivier Salleron, president of the FFB, “the government takes note of the fact that the crisis will not be limited to an epiphenomenon over a few weeks, so that support for the sector is necessary. The announced measures must now find a rapid translation. The FFB therefore remains mobilized and also reiterates its request to make possible the immediate mobilization of the carry-back debt until the end of 2021. This simple cash measure will make companies more able to bear the immediate additional costs ”.
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