Question 17425 — security of property and people

Summary

Mr. Olivier Fayssat draws the attention of the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, to the conditions of access of mayors to information relating to persons registered in the Automated Judicial File of Perpetrators of Sexual or Violent Offenses (FIJAIS). Responsible for municipal police in application of article L. 2212-1 of the general code of local authorities, mayors are primarily responsible for public security on the municipal territory. However, when a person registered with FIJAIS settles in their municipality, they are not informed, even though this information is known to the prefect, the public prosecutor and the security forces. This situation creates a clear contradiction between the responsibilities entrusted to them and the means at their disposal to prevent risks. The recent recurrence in Aix-en-Provence of a individual convicted of serial rape, which occurred only a few weeks after his release and his installation in a town whose presence the mayor was unaware of, tragically illustrated the limits of the current system. Without calling into question the principles of confidentiality or the rights of people who have served their sentence, several mayors are pleading for strictly supervised information, reserved for the mayor alone, in order to to strengthen coordination with the prefect and the police. Also, he asks what measures the Government intends to take in order to provide automatic and confidential information to mayors when a person registered with FIJAIS settles in the territory of their municipality, thus allowing them to fully exercise their missions of prevention and protection of the population.

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