Camille Galliard-Minier
MinisterMinister Delegate for Autonomy and Disabled Persons
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Camille Galliard-Minier (née Galliard) is a French politician and lawyer, born 26 May 1975 in La Tronche (Isère). She earned a doctorate in law in 2003 (thesis on simple and full adoption, supervised by Pierre Murat) and practised as a lawyer at the Grenoble bar from 2003 until 2017, specialising notably in family law and criminal law. She comes from a family active in local politics: her grandfather Louis Gaillard was mayor of La Tronche (1971-1985). A member of the centre-left and of La République En Marche / Renaissance, she was Olivier Véran's substitute in Isère's 1st constituency at the 2017 legislative elections and became deputy in March 2020 when Véran was appointed Minister of Health, serving until 2022. She did not stand in the 2022 election. In 2022 she founded the Grenoble-based endowment fund Sesame, which connects local businesses with solidarity associations. She was re-elected deputy for Isère's 1st constituency in a January 2025 by-election (Ensemble pour la République). On 26 February 2026 she was appointed Minister-Delegate for Autonomy and Disabled Persons in Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's government, reporting to the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled Persons (Stéphanie Rist).
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2025 partial legislative by-election, Isère 1st constituency
Member of the National Assembly (Députée)2025-01-19
Elected (second round)
64.3% (second round)
Vastaskandidaat: Lyes Louffok (La France insoumise / NFP)
By-election triggered by the October 2024 resignation of Hugo Prevost (LFI). First round (12 Jan 2025): Louffok led with 28.33% (8,495 votes) and Galliard-Minier second with 26.57% (7,966 votes); abstention reached a record 64.14%. She won the run-off with 64.3%, returning the seat to the presidential camp.
2017 legislative elections, Isère 1st constituency
Substitute (suppléante) for Olivier Véran2017-06-18
Elected as substitute; became deputy in March 2020 when Véran joined the government
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Vastaskandidaat: none declared
Ran as Olivier Véran's substitute (LREM). She took up the deputy's seat in March 2020 after Véran was appointed Minister of Health, holding it until 2022.
Töökogemus
Minister-Delegate for Autonomy and Disabled Persons (Ministre déléguée chargée de l'Autonomie et des Personnes handicapées)
26. veebr 2026Government of France (Lecornu government), under the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled Persons
Appointed Minister-Delegate on 26 February 2026 following the government reshuffle, reporting to Minister Stéphanie Rist. She succeeded Charlotte Parmentier-Lecocq in the disability portfolio.
Member of the National Assembly (Députée), Isère 1st constituency
20. jaan 2025National Assembly of France (Ensemble pour la République / Renaissance group)
Re-elected deputy for Isère's 1st constituency in the January 2025 by-election. Member of the Commission on Social Affairs. Mandate continues; her seat is occupied by substitute Alim Latrèche during her ministerial term.
Founder
2022Sesame endowment fund (fonds de dotation Sesame), Grenoble
Founded the Grenoble endowment fund Sesame (launched publicly June 2023), a collective connecting local businesses with solidarity associations to support vulnerable people. Gathered 28 founding companies and 35 associations, with an initial endowment of around 200,000 euros.
Member of the National Assembly (Députée), Isère 1st constituency
17. märts 2020 – 21. juuni 2022National Assembly of France (La République En Marche group)
Became deputy in March 2020 as Olivier Véran's substitute when he was appointed Minister of Health during the Covid pandemic. Served on the Commission on Social Affairs. Did not stand in the 2022 election; Véran reclaimed the seat.
Lawyer (Avocate)
2003 – 2017Grenoble bar (barreau de Grenoble)
Practised as a lawyer registered with the Grenoble bar, principally in family law and criminal law, for around twelve years. Withdrawn from the bar roll at her own request (omise du barreau) in 2017.
Haridus
Université Grenoble 2 (Pierre Mendès-France)
2003Doctorate in Law (Docteure en droit) · Private law / family law
Defended a doctoral thesis in 2003 entitled 'Adoption simple, adoption plénière : essai sur la dualité de l'institution', supervised by Professor Pierre Murat.
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Co-signed bills (égalité dans l'attribution du nom, réduction de l'exposition à la pollution de l'air, lutte contre les contenus terroristes en ligne)
Civil law / environment / digital regulation2020-2022
Co-signed several legislative proposals during her 2020-2022 mandate, including measures on equality in the attribution and choice of family name, reducing population exposure to air pollution, and adapting EU rules on the prevention of online terrorist content.
Tähtsus: Co-sponsorship rather than primary authorship; indicates her thematic interests in civil/family law and the environment. National legislative footprint is relatively modest.
Flash mission on European experiences with low-emission zones (zones à faibles émissions)
Mobility / environment2021
Co-rapporteur of a flash mission comparing European experiences with low-emission mobility zones (May-August 2021) during her 2020-2022 mandate.
Tähtsus: A comparative parliamentary mission rather than a law; relates to air-quality and urban-mobility policy.
Flash mission on income continuity for artist-authors (mission flash sur la continuité de revenus des artistes-auteurs)
Social protection / cultural sector2025
Served as rapporteur of the joint (Social Affairs / Cultural Affairs) flash mission examining how to establish income continuity for artist-authors (June-November 2025).
Tähtsus: A parliamentary fact-finding role rather than enacted legislation; reflects her focus on social-protection issues during her 2025 mandate.
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No state honours or distinctions (e.g. Légion d'honneur, Ordre national du Mérite) are publicly documented for Camille Galliard-Minier as of June 2026.