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Why do volunteers exist ?
For the sceptic, a volunteer may be incompetent and even dishonest
(Philippe Malaurie) ; a volunteer may be clumsy (Anne Marchand) ; a
volunteer may also compete with paid staff (Jean Savatier) ;
For the disillusioned, volunteerring is an easy way for the
Government to save money (Michèle-Laure Rassat) ; when the
volunteer is getting skilled , he/she may become a second -class paid
staff (Hugues Portelli);
For the enthusiastic, the volunteer plays a major role in society ;
he/she supports the oustsiders (poor, homeless, sick or handicapped
people) ; he contributes to the International humanitarian support
.
Is a status conceivable for the volunteer ? There is no legal
framework for the volunteer, but some dispatched refererences in
several texts. A status would lead to a better recognition
(Christophe Borgel et Hugues Portelli) ; a training for volunteers
(Jean Bastide and Jean-Pierre Sueur); a much higher involvement of
paid staff in volunteering especially with the increase in free time
(Dominique Delpirou); a minimum protection for volunteers concerning
abuse in repayment of back taxes (Brigitte Clavagnier) and concerning
the penal responsibility (Jean-Pierre Balligand).
List of the participants
Joël Balavoine, Director, Ministry
for Youth and Sports
Jean-Pierre Balligand, Deputy, Mayor of
Vervins
Christophe Borgel, President of the Association
of the Studients for refunding the city
Jean Bastide, President of the National Council
for Associative Life
Raymond Caire, General superintendent , Ministry for Employment and Solidarity
Brigitte Clavagnier, Lawyer and Editor, Editions Juris associations
Gérard Couturier, Professor of Law , University of Paris II
Dominique Delpirou, Head of the National Law Service at Electricité de France
Patrick Duong, Director, CCIVS
Bénédicte Halba, President,
IRIV
Eve-Marie Halba, Secretary general, IRIV
Jacques Lecugy, President, CLONG-volontariat
Philippe Malaurie, Professor of Law, University
of Paris II
Anne Marchand, jurist and editor, Editions Lamy
Hugues Portelli, Professor of Political Science, University of Paris II
Michèle-Laure Rassat, Professor of Law, University of Paris XII
Jean Savatier, Professor dof Law, University of
Poitiers
Bernard Seillier, Senator Mayor of
Séverac le Château
Cécile Sportis, Councillor, Ministry of
Coopération and French speaking communities
Jean-Pierre Sueur, Former Minister, Mayor of
Orléans.