Droit des personnes hospitalisées sans leur consentement

This is a French private member's bill (proposition de loi ordinaire) tabled in the National Assembly during the 15th legislature. Its title refers to the rights of people admitted to hospital without their consent, which in France mainly means involuntary psychiatric care. Such admissions are a sensitive area because they limit personal liberty while providing necessary treatment. This summary is based only on the procedure's metadata, not the full text of the bill, so the specific measures it proposes are not described here. The bill would mainly affect patients admitted to hospital without their consent, their families and representatives, and the psychiatric and hospital staff who handle these procedures. Any changes would concern the safeguards and rights available to these patients. Readers should consult the official bill text for the exact provisions.