From one week to the next, the name changes. Regarding its contours, nothing is clear. Although a draft law should be devoted this December to integrated social benefits (ASU), this law, which was outlined before its fall by the two previous Prime Ministers, Michel Barnier and François Bayrou, is still shrouded in obscurity. When Sébastien Lecornu announced its immediate creation before a meeting of the French departments in Albi (Tarn) on 14 November, the Prime Minister spoke of a “single social allowance”A “adventure” which will combine several services in one payment, without combining or reducing them, but saving management costs.
Ten days later, in a letter sent to the department’s board president, it was Release obtained, Sébastien Lecornu continues to use the same acronym, but changes the meaning of U, which no longer has any meaning “unique”But “united”. “This will bring together RSA, housing assistance and activity bonuses”he explained while praising “efficiency reform, but
