Overview
- The Council struck down article 83 on the merits, finding the new definition of work incapacity risked denying some insured people indemnification if they could perform any other activity.
- Nine provisions were removed as unrelated to a financing law without a judgment on their constitutionality, including a proposed financial penalty for clinicians who do not update patients’ shared medical records.
- Challenges from roughly sixty LFI deputies and three other MPs targeted about ten of the law’s 114 articles following its mid-December parliamentary adoption.
- The judges left intact contested elements such as the ONDAM health-spending target, limits on sick-leave duration, and a preventive accompaniment pathway for patients at risk of long-term conditions.
- With the decision published on December 30, the financing law now proceeds to presidential promulgation.