#INTC2610286AFrench Police Investigation and High-Technical-Skill Bonus Eligibility List
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This order identifies which French national police services and roles qualify for two new bonuses: an investigation bonus and a high-technical-skill bonus. It mainly covers judicial police units, border police investigation teams, anti-migrant-smuggling offices, police oversight investigation teams, internal security investigation services, Paris police judicial units, and national forensic police services. It also lists the specialist qualifications that can open eligibility for the high-technical-skill bonus, including cybercrime investigators, financial crime investigators, intervention units, technical assistance specialists, and digital trace analysts. The eligibility rules apply from 1 June 2026.
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Key Changes
- Defines the police services and posts eligible for the new investigation bonus.
- Lists specialist qualifications that can qualify staff for the high-technical-skill bonus.
- Sets 1 June 2026 as the start date for the eligibility rules.
Obligations
What this law requires
From 1 June 2026, grant the investigation bonus only to eligible active personnel, forensic police personnel, assistant police officers, and investigation assistants of the national police who are assigned to one of the services or posts listed in the order.
Treat all posts in zonal, interdepartmental, departmental, local, and territorial judicial police services within national police territorial directorates as eligible assignments for the investigation bonus.
Treat DOLTIM and AOLTIM detachments and branches of the office combating illicit migrant trafficking as eligible assignments for the investigation bonus.
Treat all services and units of the National Directorate of Judicial Police as eligible assignments for the investigation bonus.
Treat OLTIM, the DNLFDI investigation and cross-checking section, and the Paris-Orly and Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle cross-border investigation units within the border police as eligible assignments for the investigation bonus.