Overview

• The commission’s report was adopted by a 72-member panel with no opposing votes and several abstentions on June 25.
• Its 50 recommendations propose tighter state control of private schools, mandatory reporting protocols and improved victim support measures.
• Co-rapporteurs Paul Vannier and Violette Spillebout underscored their solidarity with survivors during the inquiry.
• The Education Ministry has already begun inspections of private institutions and introduced new oversight rules in response to the scandal.
• The affair has intensified political scrutiny, including questions over former Prime Minister François Bayrou’s family ties to the school and pressure from victim collectives seeking justice.