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Rural Mayors Welcome the Adoption of the Law Establishing the Status of Elected Mayor
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More than a year after its adoption by the Senate, the National Assembly in turn passed the bill on the status of local elected representatives, initiated by Françoise Gatel, now a minister. The subject of mayors' allowances has been the subject of a great deal of debate, eventually leading to a degressive revalorisation for the mayors of municipalities of less than 20,000 inhabitants. For the minister, this meets a strong demand from the AMRF (…
Rural Mayors of France (AMRF) The Association of Rural Mayors of France thanks in particular the rapporteurs and the Minister for Rural Development, Françoise Gatel, who was the originator of this text in the Senate in March 2024 and has worked extensively with François Rebsamen, Minister for Regional Planning and Decentralization, to enrich this law. The association of rural mayors of France is fighting for equality between rural and urban (AMR…
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