The deputies, including the elected representative of Paul Vannier, who investigated violence in schools pointed out in their report on Wednesday a “lack of action” by François Bayrou at the time, who was able to leave the violence “to continue”.
The president of the National Assembly Yaël Braun-Pivet judged on Wednesday “Not applicable” A request from the deputy LFI Paul Vannier, co -rapporteur of the commission of inquiry into violence in schools, to prosecute Prime Minister François Bayrou in court for “false testimony”.
Paul Vannier’s request to seize the office of the National Assembly for this purpose “Is not applicable” since the president of the commission of inquiry Fatiha Keloua-Hachi (PS) has already “Rejected this request”wrote Yaël Braun-Pivet in a press release. The assembly office “Is not a body of appeal for the decisions of the presidents of the committee of inquiry”she added.
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This parliamentary commission of inquiry was launched after the scandal of the College-Lycée of Betharram (Pyrénées-Atlantiques), targeted by more than 200 complaints of former students for physical and sexual violence for decades. François Bayrou was at the time an influential politician in Béarn. He chaired the Department, in charge of child protection, from 1992 to 2001, and held the functions of Minister of National Education from 1993 to 1997.
Fatiha Keloua-Hachi (PS) had found it insufficiently founded the request for reports to the justice of Paul Vannier (LFI), who suspected of “False testimonies” Before the commission of inquiry three people, including François Bayrou, in this case. She said she was based on “The materiality of the facts and the decisive nature of the false testimony”to rule out these requests for transmission. Paul Vannier had “Displayed that it is obstructing this request which aimed only to seize the judicial authority”alone in “To assemble a false testimony on the merits”.
