Reform of the regulated professions: Massive strike bailiffs.

A picture of the Air France pilots and the driving license inspectors , bailiffs of justice overwhelmingly responded on Monday, with the strike call issued for the whole week, both in Paris and in the provinces.

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according to the Secretary General of GIE, Anne Bonarek. Nevertheless hearings could be held as clerks present were systematically substituted bailiffs. The police had, themselves, been instructed not to substitute, said one of them. Likewise in Lyon (Rhône) no bailiff was to ensure correctional hearings afternoon. Here, as in the capital, legal professionals also suspended citations and meanings of judgments in accordance with the call of their national House. A Douai (Nord), the prosecution issued a requisition, as the law there allows to obtain the presence of ushers at the trial of a series of robberies at the Assizes of the North. "We want to show that we are a vital profession and proximity" Bailiffs as notaries who are in the street Wednesday, September 17 , is head wind against the government's willingness to reform and liberalize regulated professions . Initiated by Arnaud Montebourg when he was at Bercy , the project was taken over by Emmanuel Macron his successor. These occupations and limited access to regulated tariffs have, according to a report by the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) that underpins the government's plan, well above the rest of the economy profitability. Reform which pharmacists to accountants still through architects and insurance agents, concerns about forty professions and is approved by a majority of French . Loaded including litigants mean acts of justice, bailiffs also provide during the court hearings, the conduct of the hearing, the call records and witnesses. "Our role is to explain what we mean the act and procedure, such as the time to appeal," says Anne Bonarek, the general secretary of a GIE (Economic Interest Grouping) nine studies linking Paris. "We, we answer the questions of individuals. Sometimes they are quiet, because a misdemeanor proceedings, it is not nothing, "she says to justify, especially the refusal of the profession to see what role entrusted to the Post Office, as recommended by the IGF. "We want to show that we are a vital profession and proximity," insists Patrick Sannino, who also laments the lack of consultation with the government. Late last week, the Attorney General, Christian Taubira, indicated she will receive Wednesday, September 17 representatives of the profession, along with the new Minister of Economy Emanuel Macron.