It is in the first place to the users of transport in Ile-de-France to whom the president of the region addressed in a message for the new year.
“I know that in recent months, you have suffered a sharp deterioration in the quality of your transport on certain lines.
For lack of personnel first, but also because of many social movements.
I know the consequences this has had on your professional life, but also on your family life, she says solemnly.
So I called the RATP and the SNCF on January 13 to take stock of all the actions they have put in place and above all to present their service quality recovery plan and their line-by-line commitment. to put an end to all these malfunctions as quickly as possible.
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And to specify that these errors "will give rise to exceptionally heavy penalties which will be paid by the RATP to Île-de-France Mobilités".
“I think it would be fair if those penalties could be returned to you as compensation and we will discuss that in January.
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See you in January
Another part of the speech of the patron saint of the region, that of education and youth.
“Priority to our high schools and we continue to work hard to renovate them for seven years and to create the thousands of places that are missing.
Priority to the orientation of young people also towards professions that recruit and towards their path to success.
Finally, priority to the purchasing power of families with the freezing of canteen prices, but also a regional junior pass of 100 euros to practice sports and cultural activities, ”she explains while expectations are, here again, very strong among Ile-de-France residents.
On the health side, Valérie Pécresse also recalls in her message "the future creation of a regional mutual fund for retirees, the self-employed, students and also job seekers, all those who are not covered by a professional mutual fund so that they can benefit from mutual insurance that is 20% cheaper and thus have access to care.
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