Question 13707 — weapons

Summary

Ms Sandra Delannoy questions the Minister of the Interior on the conclusions of the thematic public report of the Court of Auditors published in March 2026 relating to the control of weapons for civilian use. This report highlights a gap described as “serious” in the control of weapons holders, due to the incompleteness of data relating to psychiatric hospitalizations without consent. He emphasizes in particular that certain data are not available for entire territories, which significantly weakens the procedures for examining requests for possession of weapons. Furthermore, the Court notes that, despite a continuous strengthening of the regulatory framework and administrative means, the State remains incapable of reliably identifying the number of weapons in circulation and their holders, while criminal groups continue to obtain their supplies through channels illegal activities little affected by the existing system. In this context, Ms. Delannoy asks the Minister: what measures the Government intends to take to guarantee, as quickly as possible, the completeness and interoperability of the health data necessary for the control of weapons holders; according to what timetable the weapons information system will be made fully reliable in terms of statistical monitoring; what developments are envisaged to better target the fight against illegal arms trafficking, the impact of which today appears difficult to measure despite the resources committed. She would also like to know whether an overall reform of the system is being considered in order to correct these inconsistencies and improve its overall effectiveness in terms of public security.

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