It is already time to look into the post-coronavirus. Health system, working world, power sharing ... Sixty parliamentarians are launching an online consultation this Saturday for a month to prepare "the day after".
Led by the ex-LREM deputies Matthieu Orphelin and Paula Forteza, as well as by the “walker” Aurélien Taché, these elected representatives invite to “use confinement to imagine what we want best”, on the site today.parliament- open.fr. "There will be a before and after coronavirus. It must. This crisis has transformed us all. It has violently revealed the flaws and limits of our development model, which has been maintained for decades, ”they say.
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A transformation of society
These LREM, MoDem, PS and Liberties and Territories deputies, joined by Senator Ronan Dantec (EELV) and Macronist MEP Pascal Durand, welcome the "safeguard plan implemented by the government" in the face of the epidemic and want to "reflect now and collectively on a major plan to transform our society and our economy".
Besides health, work and democracy, among the eleven themes debated include "a society of sobriety", "the future of our territories", "Europe in the world" and also "the nerve of war", that is to say the financing of the project.
Opinions, workshops, a summary
Forty measures are already on the table, for which it is possible to vote, including an “immediate salary increase of 200 euros per month for home helpers, nursing assistants, nurses and other hospital workers of categories B and C ", The creation of a" true universal income, from the age of 18 ", the" relocation of the production of basic necessities in Europe "or the" strengthening of the tax on property wealth ".
Participants - citizens, associations, local elected representatives, companies, etc. - are invited to submit opinions or proposals, and to share scientific, media and artistic references. Online workshops are also planned with "great witnesses" including Laurence Tubiana (European Climate Foundation) and Laurent Berger (CFDT). A summary of the consultation will be made public before mid-May. The most popular measures will be carried by parliamentarians in a post-crisis action plan, they promise.
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