Reconnaître la responsabilité de l’État dans l’inaction structurelle ayant entrainé les inégalités d’accès à l’eau dans les territoires dits d’Outre-mer

This French National Assembly bill proposes that the State formally acknowledge its responsibility for long-standing inaction that led to unequal access to drinking water and water services in France's overseas territories. The bill is an ordinary proposal from a member of parliament, so it would need to pass both chambers and be promulgated to take legal effect. Water access gaps in these regions have been a recurring public concern. The primary groups concerned are residents of France's overseas territories who face unequal water access, along with local authorities and water utilities responsible for service provision. If adopted, the text would shape how the State recognises its role in these disparities. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full legislative text.