Déconjugalisation de l’allocation aux adultes handicapés

This French national bill, a proposition de loi from the National Assembly (Legislature 15), would change how the allocation aux adultes handicapés (AAH), a means-tested benefit for adults with disabilities, is calculated. The term "déconjugalisation" refers to removing the requirement that a partner's income be counted when deciding whether someone qualifies and how much they receive. Based on the title alone, the bill concerns the link between this benefit and household or marital income. If adopted, the change would most likely affect adults with disabilities who are married, in a civil partnership, or cohabiting, and whose eligibility currently depends partly on their partner's earnings. Public finances and the administration of the benefit could also be affected. This summary is based only on the title and metadata, not the full text of the bill, so the exact scope should be checked against the official documents.