Renforcer le rôle du maire dans l'attribution des logements sociaux

This is a French ordinary bill proposal, tabled in the National Assembly during the 15th legislature, that would increase the role of mayors in deciding who receives social housing (logements sociaux). Social housing is rented at below-market rates to people on lower incomes, and allocation rules determine who gets access. The proposal concerns how local and national authorities share that decision-making power. This summary is based on the title and metadata only, not the full text. Households seeking social housing in France, social landlords, and municipalities would be most directly affected. The proposal would change the balance of decision-making between mayors and other allocation actors, such as the state, intercommunal bodies, and housing providers.