Question 13782 — font

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Mr. Jean-François Parigi draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the state and number of vehicles made available to the national police. These vehicles are, on the one hand, unsuitable and, on the other hand, too few in number. Unsuitable because they are dilapidated and often too small to carry all the equipment necessary for the police to carry out their work and are too few in relation to the number of officers. If the acquisition of cars assigned to the national police represent a significant cost for the State, it seems that in certain cases, some of them are simply not used, causing total and logical incomprehension on the part of the police. In certain departments, in Seine-et-Marne for example, the latter have been requesting for years the allocation of new vehicles even though the vehicle fleet is full of unused cars which are not stop deteriorating over time. Also, in the current security and budgetary context, he would like to know how it is possible that unused police vehicles are not made available to officers who desperately need them. He would also like to know exactly the number of unassigned cars today in the Seine-et-Marne department.

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