David Lisnard stated that pensions and bureaucracy, in his opinion, diverted resources intended for field services. He noted that pensions accounted for 35% of the social security budget and 32% of the education budget, attributing the situation to the maintenance of a system entirely based on redistribution despite demographic decline and funding shortfalls. He advocated for the introduction of a share of capitalization, which he presented as now consensual and necessary, in his view, to preserve public services and public finances. While awaiting a transition that he said he would detail soon, he proposed no longer indexing the highest pensions to inflation, aligning public and private schemes, and eliminating special regimes. He indicated that these measures would begin in May 2027. #OnArrive #Réformes #Retraites #Bureaucratie (translated)
