دوسرے فرمان میں پناہ گزینوں کے لیے استقبال الاؤنس کے قواعد میں تبدیلی کی گئی ہے۔

Decree 2026-463, issued on June 9, refines the conditions under which the French Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) can suspend or reduce material reception support. This follows feedback that the previous system was too rigid—offering either full support or none—without room for proportional sanctions. The new article R.551-23-1 CESEDA allows OFII to partially withdraw support, cutting allowances by up to 50% after a written warning, rather than an immediate full stop. This change is significant for global mobility professionals managing humanitarian secondees or corporate volunteers, as temporary absences from training centers will no longer automatically result in loss of support. The decree also establishes an appeals process: beneficiaries can request a hearing within ten days, and OFII must decide within 72 hours. This timeline balances NGO intervention opportunities with avoiding lengthy court disputes seen in 2024-2025. While mainly targeting reception centers, employers hosting trainees should update internal policies to clearly define authorized absences, as failure to do so may lead to financial penalties or negative media attention if suspensions are deemed abusive.