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Jouanno is a former karate champion, being a twelve-time French champion in her category. On 7 March 2010, she became karate French Team Champion together with her teammates Véronique Mesnil De Vido and Léna Pyrée.[1]
As Minister of Sports, Jouanno launched two inquiries with the French Football Federation (FFF) into allegations that the national team coach, Laurent Blanc, and others from the federation had discussed introducing racial quotas at training academies for young French players with dual nationality.[3]
In addition to her roles in national government, Jouanno served as regional councillor of Île-de-France from 2010 until 2017.
Member of the Senate, 2011–2017
In response to public outrage over a photo display in Vogue that featured under-age girls in sexy clothes and postures, Minister of HealthNora Berra commissioned Jouanno to write a report on the "hypersexualization" of children in 2011.[4]
During the 2012 Presidential election, Jouanno suggested if she had to choose between a Socialist candidate and a National Front one, she would vote Socialist. This comment was interpreted by Sarkozy supporters such as Francois Fillon as being critical of Sarkozy's attempts to woo National Front supporters.[5]
In 2017, Jouanno announced her intention to resign from active politics.[9]
Later career
In March 2018, Jouanno became President of the Commission nationale du débat public (CNDP). In January 2019, she announced that she was stepping down from one of her roles associated with this position due to compensation issues – that of guiding the national debate in response to the gilet jaunes movement.[10] This announcement came prior to the commencement on 15 January of the great national debate, which was initiated by Emmanuel Macron. As of January 2019, she received 14,666 euros a month in salary, almost equal to the president's salary.[11] Her mandate ended in 2023.[12]
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