Faciliter la reprise d’une concession funéraire par les héritiers en ligne indirecte

This French bill, a proposal for ordinary legislation tabled in the National Assembly during the 15th legislature, concerns funeral concessions, the rights to use a burial plot in a cemetery for a set period. When the original holder dies, these rights can pass to heirs. The title indicates the bill aims to make this transfer easier where the heirs are in an indirect line, meaning relatives such as siblings, nephews, nieces or cousins rather than children or direct descendants. This summary is based on the title and metadata only, not the full text. The bill would mainly affect families who hold or inherit funeral concessions, particularly those with heirs in indirect lines. It could also affect local authorities that grant and manage cemetery plots. The exact changes to the rules are not described in the metadata.