Question 9269 — places of deprivation of liberty

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Mr. Arthur Delaporte alerts the Minister of State, Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, to the worrying situation of the prison integration and probation service (SPIP) and in particular to the difficulties that prison integration and probation counselors (CPIP) encounter in the exercise of their profession. While the fight against recidivism and for better reintegration should involve strengthening resources, there is a deterioration in working conditions. Each counselor must take care of 75 to 80 people, even though the objective set three years ago was to reduce this figure to 60 and European probation rules establish a number of 40 prisoners per counselor. In this context, it is difficult for advisors to ensure sufficiently regular follow-up for the people concerned. The representatives unions believe that a doubling of the number of CPIPs would be necessary to best support prisoners. He therefore asks what response and what help he intends to provide in the face of the deterioration of working conditions within the SPIP.

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