Key Benefits:
The Prime Minister,
On the report of the Minister of Employment, Social Cohesion and Housing,
Given the code of social action and families, including articles L. 262-1, L. 262-2, L. 522-14 and R. 522-63;
Given the Labour Code, in particular articles L. 351-9, L. 351-9-3, L. 351-10 and L. 351-10-1, Décrète:
The monthly amount of the minimum insertion income for a tenant is 440.86 as of January 1, 2007.
The monthly amount of solidarity income in the overseas departments and in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon is 456.74 effective January 1, 2007.
The daily amount of the insertion allowance and the temporary allowance is 10.22 effective January 1, 2007.
The daily amount of the specific solidarity allowance is 14.51 as of January 1, 2007.
The amount of the increase granted to elderly tenants of Fifty-five years or more and justifying twenty years of paid employment, to elderly tenants of fifty-seven and a half years or more justifying ten years of paid employment as well as to the lessees justifying at least 160 consecutive quarters In compulsory basic old-age insurance schemes or equivalent recognised periods shall be set at 6.32 as from 1 January 2007.
The daily amount of the equivalent retiring allowance is 31.32 effective January 1, 2007.
Exceptional assistance is awarded to the beneficiaries of the minimum inclusion income entitled to a minimum income allowance for insertion in the month of November 2006 or, failing that, the month of December 2006.
This assistance is allocated provided that, for these periods, the amount of the allowance owing is not zero.
The amount of this assistance is equal to 152.45 for a single person, increased by 50 % when the home is made up of two Persons and 30 % for each additional person present at the household, provided that such persons are the spouse, partner bound by a civil solidarity pact or concubin of the person concerned or are dependent on them. Where the home has more than two children or persons under twenty-five years of age, with the exception of the spouse, partner bound by a civil solidarity pact or concubin of the person concerned, the increase to which each child is entitled Or persons is increased to 40 % from the third child or third person.
The allocation to beneficiaries of the insertion allowance in the month of November 2006 or, failing that, the month of December 2006 is increased by 152.45, except when the tenant benefits from The exceptional assistance referred to in Article 6.
The single rate allocation to the beneficiaries of the specific solidarity allowance for the month of November 2006 or, failing that, the December 2006 month title is increased by 152.45, except when The tenant benefits from the exceptional assistance referred to in Article 6.
The special solidarity allowance at a premium rate for beneficiaries aged fifty-five years or more and justifying twenty years of paid employment, to beneficiaries aged fifty-seven and half years Or more justifying ten years of paid employment as well as the beneficiaries justifying at least 160 quarters validated in the old-age insurance schemes or equivalent recognised periods, in respect of the month of November 2006, or, failing that, the As of December 2006, is increased by 219.53, except where the tenant benefits from the exceptional assistance referred to in Article 6.
The allowance paid to beneficiaries of the equivalent retiring allowance in the month of November 2006 or, failing that, the month of December 2006 is increased by 152.45, except when the tenant Benefits from the exceptional assistance referred to in Article 6.
Done at Paris, January 8, 2007.
Dominique de Villepin
By the Prime Minister:
The Minister of Employment,
of Social Cohesion and Housing,
Jean-Louis Borloo
Finance and Industry Minister,
Finance and Industry,
Thierry Breton
The Minister for Overseas,
François Baroin
Le Minister delegated to the
budget and state reform,
spokesman for the Government,
Jean-François Copé
The Minister of Employment, the
job, and the professional integration of young people,
Gérard Larcher
Associate Minister for Social Cohesion
and parity,
Catherine Vautrin
