Question from Mr MAUREY Hervé (Eure – UC) published on 07/11/2024
Mr. Hervé Maurey draws the attention of the Minister to the Prime Minister, with responsibility for the budget and public accounts, to the problems in monitoring the insurance contracts of local authorities in time and place.
The report of MM. Alain CHRÉTIEN and Jean-Yves DAGÈS on local authority property insurance highlight that there is no uniform data source, comparable in time and space for all insurance contracts that would allow monitoring of local authority expenditure.
This specifies that “the inclusion of premiums for multi-risk contracts in two types of accounts “6162 – compulsory insurance – construction damage” and “6168 – other” makes it impossible to monitor on single grid damage insurance contracts”. He emphasizes, in this regard, that “many communities provide information about insurance costs directly in the account “616 – insurance premiums”.
The report also emphasizes that “accounting data track insurance spending without differentiating between each type of contract”. This would not allow to identify the evolution of contracts, especially “at a high level of stability, an increase in deductible, a decrease in the product base or even the exclusion of certain products could not be identified from that data “.
The rapporteurs therefore recommend clarifying the accounting guidelines, and in particular the budget and accounting guidelines M57, “to ensure a better monitoring of costs (premiums paid) and income (compensation received if apply) multiple risk (damage) insurance. to the building) local authorities”.
As a result of this report and this recommendation, the senator wants to know what steps the Government intends to take in relation to the budget and accounting management of M57 to better monitor the timing and scope of contracts. insurance of local communities.
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Awaiting a response from the Ministry to the Prime Minister, responsible for the budget and public accounts.
2024-11-07 23:45:00
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