The regional president, Fabrice Pannekoucke, emphasized that the figures released were a preliminary estimate. The local community has expressed its intent to pause support for individuals labeled as "vandalizers" and their families. This decision comes amid growing concerns over public safety and the impact of property damage on local resources. Pannekoucke noted that the estimate is based on current data and may change as more information becomes available. The community's move is seen as a response to increasing incidents of vandalism, which have strained local services and raised tensions among residents. The suspension of assistance is part of a broader strategy to encourage responsible behavior and promote community cohesion. Officials hope that this measure will deter future incidents and redirect resources toward those in genuine need. While the policy has sparked debate, with some supporting the move as a necessary step for public safety, others argue that it may disproportionately affect vulnerable individuals. The community is expected to review the policy regularly to ensure it remains fair and effective.