Question 23956 — security of property and people

Summary

Ms. Constance Le Grip, Member of Parliament for Hauts-de-Seine, alerts the Prime Minister to the consequences of the announced abolition of the National Institute for Advanced Studies in Security and Justice (INHESJ), a public administrative establishment placed under his supervision, under the circular of June 5, 2019 relating to the transformation of central administrations and new working methods. Created under the name of Institut des Hautes Internal Security Studies (IHESI) in 1989, it became the National Institute of Advanced Security Studies (INHES) in 2004, before being reinforced in its mission by Decree No. 2009-1321 of October 28, 2009 adding to it the field of justice issues. INHESJ has significantly contributed to the high-level training of executives from different administrations and civil society actors on different public policies. in matters of justice and security, particularly cyber, intelligence and economic security, or even risk and crisis management. Furthermore, the National Observatory of Delinquency and Penal Responses (ONDRP), responsible for studying the statistical developments of the entire penal process, the facts noted by court decisions, the execution of sentences and criminal sanctions as well as recidivism, housed within of the INHESJ, will also be deleted. While security is a global issue, and the President of the Republic called during his speech in tribute to the four police officers murdered at the Paris police headquarters to build a “vigilance society” in order to lead “the fight of an entire Nation” against Islamist terrorism, the announcement of this suppression at the end of 2020 is a bad signal, particularly at a time when National police personnel are going through difficult times. The preparatory work for the drafting of a White Paper on internal security, which should renew public policy approaches on subjects as essential as the maintenance of public order, the use of artificial intelligence, radicalization processes and the evolution of terrorism, pleads for the maintenance of a high-level place of reflection at through a transversal structure open to society. This should enable the acquisition of a common security culture, capable of preventing security breaches as well as better managing actions and ensuring the resilience of the functioning of institutions. She therefore asks him what guarantees there will be regarding the maintenance of common training for all actors, public and private, in the areas covered until present by the INHESJ, and regarding the continuation of research projects allowing the community of decision-makers, practitioners and researchers, to respond to the need for new proposals in the face of security needs.

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