ENTRETIEN. La commission des Affaires sociales du Senat publie, ce jeudi 20 mars, un rapport sur le controle des creches. L'un des coauteurs, Olivier Henno, nous en detaille son contenu.
A report by the Senate's Social Affairs Committee highlights disparities in the control of childcare facilities, citing understaffed oversight bodies and issues like inadequate staff training and non-compliance with regulations. Prompted by revelations in a recent investigative book, the report recommends a national evaluation system, independent certification, and professional cards for childcare workers to improve safety, quality, and well-being in early childhood centers. The report emphasizes the necessity of effective controls, revealing that inspections are often too focused on hygiene and administration rather than providing support and guidance.
