The "
Beauvau de la sécurité
", a major national consultation desired by Emmanuel Macron in the midst of the controversy over police violence, will be launched on February 1 to lead to a law on internal security "
before the presidential election
", announced on Monday the Minister of Justice. 'Interior.
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The launch of the consultation must take place in the presence of Prime Minister Jean Castex, said Gérald Darmanin to the police unions and representatives of the gendarmerie during a videoconference meeting from the ministry.
For four months, debates, broadcast live, will take place every fortnight with police unions, gendarmerie, elected officials, lawyers or personalities.
These exchanges aim to lead to "
7 or 8 very strong proposals that I will propose to the President of the Republic
", declared the minister in an interview granted to the
Parisian
at the end of this meeting.
"
The idea is to have a major planning law for the Ministry of the Interior which is ready before the presidential election
", he added, referring to the orientation and programming law. of Internal Security (Lopsi) scheduled for 2022.
The debates will revolve around eight “
major works
” which take up the “
seven deadly sins
” exposed by Gérald Darmanin at the end of November to the National Assembly.
The meetings are due to start on February 8 on the theme of relations between the police and the population.
To restore confidence in the police, in decline according to recent polls, the minister indicated that he wanted to propose "
from next week 10,000 internships, apprenticeship contracts
" to be carried out within the Ministry of the Interior.
They will be accessible "
to secondary school pupils, apprentices, students
", in particular those from the 60 priority districts of "
republican reconquest (QRR)
".
The issue of supervision will be discussed on February 22, then training in early March, detailed several police unions to AFP.
Then comes the relationship with the judicial authority, in the presence of the Minister of Justice Eric Dupond-Moretti, a theme added at the request of the Alliance union.
Then will be discussed in April and May the subjects, among others, the maintenance of order, human and material resources and inspections, in particular the General Inspectorate of the National Police (IGPN) or "
police police
", regularly accused. to lack independence.
Throughout the year, members of the National Commission for Information Technology and Freedoms (Cnil), services of the Defender of Rights or trade unionists such as Philippe Martinez, Secretary General of the CGT, or Laurent Berger, Secretary General of the CFDT, will be invited to the debates, the minister told the unions Monday.
These debates will be accompanied by “
30 trips
” by Gérald Darmanin to cities in France, notably to meet local police and gendarmes.
