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Mr. Christophe Naegelen questions the Minister of the Interior on the means available to the police in terms of information on people and more specifically on the databases relating to immigration and security under the Ministry of the Interior to which the police have access. Today, numerous files are developed and maintained by prefectures, border police, immigration services, courts, police stations, etc. In the context of police investigations, these files can prove very useful. However, they are not interconnected to date. An interconnection of files such as Eurodac, biometric visas, the criminal record processing file (TAJ), the wanted persons file (FPR), the national foreigners file (FNE), the application for managing the computerized directory of owners and weapons owners (AGRIPPA), the harmonization platform for cross-checking analysis and orientation of reports (PHAROS), the file of reported objects and vehicles (FOVES), etc., would be likely to greatly improve the effectiveness of investigations and increase the resources made available to the police in the context of their functions. In fact, the cross-checking of information would then be automatic, which would allow a great time saving and improvement in the processing of surveys and would avoid manual errors. This is why he asks him if there are plans to proceed with such an interconnection of his ministry's files.

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