Question 34889 — fundamental rights

Summary

Mr. Philippe Latombe questions the Minister of the Interior on the modalities for expanding certain registration procedures. Three decrees from the ministry, the objective of which is to strengthen the territorial intelligence files, have just been published on December 4, 2020. The files concerned are Prevention of attacks on public security (PASP), Information management and prevention of attacks on public security (GIPASP), and Administrative Investigations Related to Public Safety (EASP). In particular, it will be possible to file political opinions and not just political activities: everything that was removed from the Edvige file in 2008, because it was controversial, has been reinstated. In addition, "health data revealing particular danger", "data [...] relating to psychological or psychiatric disorders", "behaviors and lifestyle habits”, “travel”, “sports practices” or even “activities on social networks” can be collected. The modus operandi, on such a sensitive subject, poses a problem: no public debate, and a hitherto illegal practice of the services concerned which is legalized by decree a posteriori. As part of the constitutional mission of monitoring the action of the Government, it requests that the Articles 2 and 3 of these decrees are discussed by parliamentarians and that certain legal safeguards are adopted regarding this data collection.

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