Health: More than 1,500 local elected officials call on MPs to vote for the regulation of doctors' establishment

But for the local elected officials who signed an op-ed in the weekly, "because it refuses to give up in the face of the emergency, because it enjoys broad support from the right, left, and center benches in Parliament, this text (editor's note: bill) must continue its parliamentary journey." "The expectations of our fellow citizens are high: let's not disappoint them," they plead.

"As grassroots elected officials, committed to the Republican promise of health care for all, we call on all members of parliament to vote for this essential law," they urge.

Government backfire

According to them, this proposed law "makes the regulation of the establishment of doctors, already applied to many health professions [...] the necessary lever for a policy to be carried out elsewhere on all fronts."

They cite in particular the "continuation of incentive schemes", "the improvement of working conditions in internships", the "development of internships in community medicine" and "support for communities in their local policies on access to care".