Mettre en place un « revenu de solidarité active tremplin vers l’emploi » pour les 18 - 24 ans

This is a French private member's bill (proposition de loi) in the National Assembly's 15th legislature. It proposes creating a 'revenu de solidarité active tremplin vers l'emploi', a version of the active solidarity income (RSA) aimed at people aged 18 to 24. The RSA, France's minimum income scheme, is generally not open to most people under 25, so the bill would extend a form of income support to younger adults, with the stated aim of helping them enter work. The exact conditions and amounts are not visible from the title and metadata. Young people aged 18 to 24 who are seeking work or training, and who have limited income, would be the main group affected. The bill would also affect public employment and social services that administer the RSA. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full text of the bill.