In the midst of the conflict over pension reform, the revelation by "Le Parisien" that High Commissioner Jean-Paul Delevoye did not declare to the High Authority for the Transparency of Public Life (HATVP) his function of administrator An insurance training institute on Monday sparked a number of political reactions. His statement is missing from his position as a director of the Institute of Training of the Insurance Profession (Ifpass) he has held since 2016, reports the newspaper.
"An omission by forgetting"
An "error" and "an omission by forgetting" reacted Jean-Paul Delevoye to the daily newspaper. He says "have not thought for a second", acknowledging that "it is not responsible". In the midst of a social conflict over pension reform, the news has prompted immediate reactions in the ranks of the left and the right. "Pure luck," PCF spokesman Ian Brossat joked on Twitter: "Nothing to do with the fact that it ransacked pay-as-you-go pensions, and also if the government has granted a super-beneficial tax system for those who place their money in pension funds last April. "
"The true face of reform"
Through his high commissioner "we see the true face of this pension reform", where "everything is done to push future pensioners to insurance funds," denounced the PCF national secretary Fabien Roussel on Public Senate. "The world of insurance, he has not forgotten to declare its links with the pension reform that prepares" Jean-Paul Delevoye, has abounded the number 2 insubordinary France Adrien Quatennens.
On the right, the Republicans Republican Valérie Boyer has judged that "macronie has something desperate in its constancy to give moral lessons and believe oneself above the rules". The spokesperson of LREM Aurore Bergé acknowledged on BFMTV that the forgetfulness of Jean-Paul Delevoye is "clumsy" because "the confidence requires a lot of transparency", but added that he would resign from this function of administrator, this which will "clarify things".