Exonérer fiscalement pendant cinq ans les médecins à la retraite situés en zone sous-dotée

This is a French private member's bill (proposition de loi ordinaire) tabled in the National Assembly. It would exempt retired doctors who continue practising in under-served areas, often called 'medical deserts', from income tax for five years. The aim is to keep medical care available in regions where few doctors are present. Based on the title and metadata only, not the full bill text. The measure would mainly affect retired physicians who choose to keep working in designated under-served areas, and residents of those areas who depend on local medical care. Details such as eligibility criteria and the exact scope of the exemption are not captured in the metadata.