Question 10086 — state civil service

Summary

Mr. José Gonzalez draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, to the situation of personnel involved in border control missions and who do not benefit, to date, from the exemption from screening inspection provided for civil servants of the national police and soldiers of the national gendarmerie. As it currently stands, this exemption does not apply to civil servants assigned to the national police as border guards, nor to contract agents employed as border control assistants, even though they intervene directly under the authority of the border police and participate daily in security and flow control missions. This situation leads to practical difficulties: access delays, redundancy of controls, even pat-downs or searches of State personnel by private agents, which can harm the continuity and effectiveness of missions. It is of course understood that any change in the regulatory framework should be accompanied, for these agents, by reinforced upstream checks in order to guarantee an equivalent level of safety. Also, he asks him by what means the Government plans to develop this regulatory framework in order to overcome these difficulties, while maintaining the essential requirements in terms of security.

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