Question 13356 — security of property and people

Summary

Mr. Julien Rancoule draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the difficulties of access to operational information about buildings by the fire and rescue services during their interventions. In the event of a structural fire, the propagation time can be extremely rapid and each minute lost in access to plans, cut-off devices or the identification of specific risks can aggravate the disaster and put into danger danger to those involved. If the law provides for the existence of security registers and documentary obligations for operators of establishments open to the public and public buildings, these documents are often incomplete, obsolete or difficult to access in an emergency situation. This operational deficiency harms the effectiveness of rescue services and unnecessarily exposes firefighters. As part of the Beauvau civil security, digital modernization and improved access to operational data have been identified as priority levers. Several technical solutions exist today, supported by French companies, allowing immediate and secure access to essential building information. Also, he asks if the Government is considering the establishment of a single national standard for access to operational data buildings for emergency services.

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