Bill No. 1139 amending Law No. 1.048 of 28 July 1982 establishing a social security scheme for self-employed workers

Bill No. 1139 amending Law No. 1.048 of 28 July 1982 establishing a social security scheme for self-employed workers was received by the Parliament on 5 November 2026.

The purpose of this text is to repeal Article 12 of Law No. 1.048, the provisions of which will be incorporated into Sovereign Order No. 7.488 of 1 October 1982 laying down the implementing provisions for Law No. 1.048.

The shift to the regulatory level of rules governing the due date and payment of contributions payable to the Caisse d'assurance maladie, accident et maternité des travailleurs indépendants (C.A.M.T.I.) (health, accident and maternity insurance Fund for self-employed workers) as well as the procedures for their recovery "has no impact on the fundamental principles governing the scheme established by the aforementioned Law No. 1.048 of 28 July 1982, as amended, nor on the rights and obligations of affiliated self-employed workers" (Explanatory Memorandum to Bill No. 1139).

It is justified by:

• the "technical nature"of these provisions and the "concern for consistency and regulatory parallelism", given that the corresponding provisions concerning the Caisse autonome des retraites des travailleurs indépendants (C.A.R.T.I.) (autonomous pension Fund for self-employed workers) fall within the regulatory sphere (Sovereign Order No. 1.812 of 30 May 1958 implementing Law No. 644 of 17 January 1958 on the pensions of self-employed workers, as amended);
• their "subsequent adaptation", which would be made easier as a result. Indeed, "as part ofthe extension of a multi-annual IT plan approved in 2024 [which is due to be completed in 2027], the Committees monitoring the [C.A.M.T.I.] and the [C.A.R.T.I.] have approved the principle of a change to the rules relating to the due date and payment of contributions, as well as the procedures for their collection. Ultimately, this developmentis intended, in particular, to enable greater harmonisation of the rules applicable to the C.A.M.T.I. and to the C.A.M.T.I., as well as bringing them into line with those adopted for the other schemes managed by the Social Funds of Monaco."