#2001-722Decree No. 2001-722 of July 31, 2001 Granting a Mastery Allowance to Policemen in the National Police
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This law introduces a new allowance for officers within the mastery and application body of the National Police. The allowance is provided in recognition of service but excludes those compensated for demilitarization activities and flight bonuses. Officers should be aware that previous decrees granting certain premiums have been repealed.
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Key Changes
- New allowance introduced for police mastery and application corps
- Excludes officers receiving demilitarization and flight bonuses
- Repeal of previous decrees providing certain premiums
Obligations
What this law requires
Repeal Decree No. 2000-193 of March 3, 2000 regarding continuous service compensation for active National Police officers
Grant the mastery allowance (allocation de maîtrise) to all officers in the mastery and application body (corps de maîtrise et d'application) of the National Police
Ensure the mastery allowance is only attributed after service is performed (après service fait)
Exclude officers compensated for demining activities (indemnité représentative de l'activité de déminage) from receiving the mastery allowance
Exclude flight personnel (personnels navigants) of the civil security aerial resources group receiving flight bonuses (prime de vol) from receiving the mastery allowance