The Autonomous Federation of Territorial Civil Service has just learned of the launch of a senatorial fact-finding mission on municipal police.
Jean-Michel WEISS, Secretary General of the Autonomous Federation of Municipal Police Hérault-GardNational Secretary of the FAFPT in charge of the municipal police and head of the municipal police of La Grande Motte is satisfied to note that the senator from Hérault Hussein BOURGI is one of the senators charged with this mission.
However, the Autonomous Federation of Territorial Civil Service notes that the “municipal police” sector is the subject of numerous reports, missions or studies. Associations of elected officials, deputies, senators and recently the Observatory of Finance and Local Public Management spend a lot of time producing analyzes and reflections on municipal police. Last year, MEPs worked on the same subject as part of a flash mission and a study group.
Furthermore, the government has just announced the resumption of work within the framework of the Beauvau Municipal Police launched under the initiative of outgoing ministers Gérald DARMANIN and Dominique FAURE from November 21.
For Jean-Michel WEISS, these are acts that municipal police officers and rural guards are now waiting for.
The 28,000 municipal police officers and rural guards, real actors on the ground in the security continuum, are now impatient and they want to obtain, first of all, better remuneration conditions, a real career plan, real recognition of their commitment and above all, better retirement conditions. On this subject, the FAFPT demands the taking into account of bonuses in the calculation of retirement, the classification of the entire sector in category “B active”, and the bonus of 1/5th.
For the FAFPTno new prerogative will be accepted if this is not accompanied by statutory measures that meet our expectations.
Obviously, she will participate in the hearings of the senators responsible for the senatorial information mission on municipal police in order to once again clarify the demands made by the FAFPT for this sector. Jean-Michel WEISS and Fabien GOLFIER, National Secretaries of the FAFPT in charge of the municipal police, will do the same during their meeting with Nicolas DARAGON the new minister in charge of everyday security, Tuesday November 12 at 7:30 p.m., place Beauvau in Paris.
