Renewal of titles: The 3 measures of Laurent Nuñez so that you never lose your job again
Laurent Nuñez unveiled an emergency plan to decongest the prefectures and accelerate the processing of residence permits. This system provides for the recruitment of 500 agents and administrative simplification measures to avoid interruptions of rights.
Faced with ever-increasing processing times, the Minister of the Interior presented the Prime Minister with a "massive" reinforcement plan. This project, detailed in an interview with [Ouest-France], is based on the recruitment of 500 temporary workers in full-time equivalent for the "stay" services. This 20% increase in the resources mobilized aims to respond to a critical situation regularly denounced by users, who risk losing their jobs when their documents are not renewed on time.
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To streamline the procedures, the government is also counting on administrative relief measures. The validity of biometric fingerprints will be extended from five to ten years, and the obligation to declare a change of address for holders of long-term residence permits will be abolished. According to Laurent Nuñez, these technical adjustments do not sacrifice anything to security but should make it possible to avoid interruptions of rights for applicants while desaturating the prefecture counters.
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This plan is part of a broader legislative agenda including several security and citizenship reforms. The minister mentioned upcoming texts against separatism and Islamist infiltration, as well as the "Ripost" law targeting urban rodeos and rave parties. Finally, a reform of the municipal police is expected for the summer, confirming the ministry’s determination to simultaneously carry out administrative reorganization and strengthen public security measures.
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