#2004-529Decree No. 2004-529 of June 11, 2004, Establishing a Duty Allowance for Security Assistants
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This law provides a duty allowance to all security assistants, with an additional bonus for those working in the areas of Paris and Versailles police headquarters. It creates a structured financial recognition for security roles, ensuring that those in more demanding locations receive extra compensation.
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Key Changes
- Establishment of a duty allowance for all security assistants
- Additional bonus for assistants in Paris and Versailles
- Coordination of allowance amounts by multiple ministers
Obligations
What this law requires
Attribute a duty allowance (indemnité d'exercice des fonctions) to all security assistants after service completion is verified
Provide an additional allowance supplement to security assistants assigned to the territorial jurisdiction of Paris and Versailles police headquarters secretariats
Establish specific monetary amounts for the duty allowance and supplement through joint ministerial decree
Implement the decree effective January 1, 2004
Publish the decree in the Journal officiel de la République française