Any member of the municipal council in receipt of official allowances who, in the event of illness, maternity, paternity or accident, is unable to carry out his/her duties for more than 15 clear days, is required to inform the local authority of which he/she is the elected representative of the amount of daily allowances paid to him/her, where applicable, paid by their social security scheme in respect of their professional activity, together with supporting documents relating to the stoppage of work and its compensation, in order to determine the amount of official allowances to be awarded to them in accordance with article L. 2123-25-1.
In the event of overpayment, the municipality shall proceed to recover the undue amount from the date of receipt of the daily allowances by the elected representative and the declaration of their amount.
When the elected official does not benefit from any daily allowance scheme or does not meet the conditions for receiving compensation from the social security scheme to which he/she belongs, the official allowances are maintained in full for the duration of the work stoppage.
In the event of multiple mandates, the provisions of the first paragraph of this article shall apply to each mandate.