“The bill proposes progress in trompe-l’oeil”

You are particularly concerned by any reform of child protection, why?

In Seine-Saint-Denis, more than 9,300 children and young adults are taken care of by the ASE, among which around 6,000 are placed and 3,300 are the subject of an educational measure at home. Two-thirds of those who are placed are in an institution, around 30% with a host family and 9% in a hotel. We have around 1,800 unaccompanied minors, 800 minors and 1,000 young adults. The number of young adults contracts stands at 1,500.

We devote more than 300 million euros to ESA per year. You understand, from the statement of these figures, that it is, for us, a major public policy. We take on this essential public responsibility. It is with the capacity that the …