Didier Rendu “welcomes” the desire to “restore order” displayed by the new Minister of the Interior, but warns that “resources” and “good tools” will be needed.
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While Bruno Retailleau entered the Ministry of the Interior on Monday September 23, setting himself the priority of “restore order“, Didier Rendu, first deputy secretary general of the Union of Internal Security Executives (SCSI-CFDT), guest of franceinfo believes that“we need means to [le] restore”.
If the new Interior Minister’s remarks are welcomed “favorably”the union leader believes that“it is urgent” to tell the agents “how” the minister will “proceed” And “with what means”.
“Commitments have been made in 2022” within the framework of the orientation and programming law of the Ministry of the Interior, recalls Didier Rendu. The text provides for investments “over the next five years”. “There is no question of these investments being called into question”despite the tight budgetary context, explains the head of the SCSI.
In order for the police to be able to do their job properly, it is necessary “quality training and retraining”of “good tools”, “a satisfactory level of remuneration” or even “recognition of the work done” thanks in particular to a “faster criminal response commensurate with the seriousness of the facts”concludes the unionist.