#INTE2108334AOrder of April 6, 2021 on the Internal Organization of the General Directorate for Civil Security and Crisis Management
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The arrêté from April 6, 2021, establishes the internal organization of the General Directorate for Civil Security and Crisis Management in France. It details the structure, roles, and responsibilities of various divisions, including the Directorate of Firefighters, the Sub-Directorate for Crisis Preparedness, the Sub-Directorate for National Resources, and the Sub-Directorate for International Affairs and Strategy. Each division is tasked with specific duties related to crisis management, safety measures, firefighter training, and resource allocation in emergency situations.
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Key Changes
- Reorganization of the internal structure of the Directorate with defined roles and sub-divisions.
- Creation of new responsibilities for crisis management and preparation.
- Abrogation of the previous arrêté from June 18, 2018.
Obligations
What this law requires
The Civil Security Operations Center (EMSC) must conduct 24/7 surveillance and operational coordination of civil security actors and resources
The Civil Security Operations Center must manage the Interministerial Crisis Management Operations Center (COGIC) and ensure proper functioning of the Interministerial Crisis Cell (CIC) and Public Information and Victim Assistance Cell (C2IPAV)
The Directorate of Firefighters must develop and maintain the legal framework, training doctrines, and operational responses for fire and rescue services
The Sub-Directorate for Crisis Preparedness must develop, update, implement territorially, and monitor civil security plans to protect the territory and populations against various threats and risks
The Sub-Directorate for Crisis Preparedness must coordinate the national planning for nuclear, radiological, bacteriological, and chemical security matters