#SFHA2610401AFrance expands and updates the “SI Honorability” checks system
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This amendment expands France’s automated “SI Honorability” system so it can also generate statistics to manage honorability checks in sport, health, early childhood care, child welfare, and the protection of older and disabled people. It also updates the online request portal so eligible people can apply through FranceConnect and lets both departments and the social cohesion directorate issue the honorability certificate after checking the criminal record and sex offender files. For businesses and organizations in the affected sectors, the practical effect is tighter and more centralized screening of staff and volunteers who work with vulnerable people. The order also broadens the data collected in the system and adds new authorized users, including social cohesion directorate staff, which means compliance teams should expect more structured verification and data handling across these sectors.
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Key Changes
- Adds statistical reporting to the SI Honorabilité system for managing honorability checks across several social and care sectors.
- Lets eligible applicants use the Demande honorabilité portal via FranceConnect and receive the certificate from either the department or the social cohesion directorate.
- Expands the data collected and the authorized users, including social cohesion directorate staff, and allows checks against the criminal record bulletin n° 2 as well as FIJAISV.
Obligations
What this law requires
Eligible persons may submit an honorability certificate request through the "Demande honorabilité" portal using FranceConnect, and the portal must collect the information needed to query the national criminal record and the sex- or violence-offender register before the certificate is issued by the competent department or the Directorate-General for Social Cohesion.
Departments and the Directorate-General for Social Cohesion must be able to issue the honorability certificate after checking the national criminal record (bulletin n°2) and the FIJAISV file.
The SI Honorabilité treatment may be used to produce statistics for managing honorability-control schemes in sport, health, early childhood care, child welfare, and the protection of older persons and persons with disabilities.
When collecting request data, the system must include the applicant's department of practice, field of intervention, and applicant profile, and where applicable the name of the company, association, local authority, establishment, or structure, plus the department and commune of intervention.
For applications by adults living at the home of an approved professional, the request data must include the first and last name of that approved professional.