Question 16266 — overseas

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Mr. Moerani Frébault questions the Minister of the Interior on the arrangements for taking into account the specialized qualifications held by police officers from French Polynesia in the context of mobility and assignment campaigns to profile positions. Several Polynesian civil servants have followed particularly demanding specialized training in mainland France, particularly in the field of cybercrime, in order to meet the growing needs of the national police in the fight against international trafficking, attacks on minors, organized crime and offenses committed digitally. However, some of them report questions about the criteria actually used when examining applications for specialized positions, even though they have the required qualifications and significant experience. in these areas. In a context where digital security issues also concern overseas territories, he asks: according to what criteria are applications for profiled positions requiring specialized skills examined; what place is given to the technical qualifications held by the candidates; how applications from civil servants from Polynesia are taken into account French wishing to put their skills at the service of their territory of origin; what measures the Government intends to implement in order to encourage the return and valorization of the specialized skills acquired by overseas police officers.

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1. 23 June 2026

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