It is a request launched at the National Assembly site by a 23 -year -old student, Eléonore Pattery, who is starting to talk about it. This opposes the controversial law, a text voted and that allows the reintroduction of certain neonicotinoids, the pesticides of pesticides and that can also have a harmful effect on human health.
His request was launched, he is currently becoming a true popular success, since he has exceeded 1.2 million signatories.
A safe system that protects data
But since the emergence of this request, the voices have been raised in social networks with respect to the method used to sign. The National Assembly USA Franconnect to guarantee the legitimacy of the signatures, which complicates any embezzlement of funds.
“The identification of Franconnect makes it possible to preserve its anonymity (personal data is not preserved), while ensuring that the same natural person firm a petition,” writes the National Assembly in its place.
30 minimum departments
Franconnect requires a .gouv.f.f, Ameli.fr (health insurance) tax account, post identity or digital identity. Once connected in this way, Franconnect specifies that the only data transmitted to the National Assembly after verified authentication is its date of birth.
However, it is necessary to add essential information to this: your department. Then, a box is to verify to “certify to be a French citizen or reside regularly in France, as well as the precision of the seized department.”
The indication of the department is important: for a request to give rise to a debate in public session, the 500,000 minimal signatures must come from at least 30 departments or communities abroad.
Therefore, if the success is there, however, the petition has little chances of achieving a change in the law: the president of the National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet, has already announced that a debate could take place, but “in any way it will not be possible to return to the law voted.”
Source: BFM TV
