FRENCH PRESIDENT HOLLANDE INTENDS TO APPOINT FRANCIS DELON AS ADVISOR OF STATE

USPA NEWS - The French President Hollande intends to appoint Mr. Francis Delon, state councillor, president of the National Control Commission intelligence techniques. The President of the National Assembly and the Senate President are before the proposed appointment to the committee concerned of each meeting.

The French President Hollande intends to appoint Mr. Francis Delon, state councillor, president of the National Control Commission intelligence techniques. The President of the National Assembly and the Senate President is before the proposed appointment to the committee concerned of each meeting shall decide within the conditions prescribed by the fifth paragraph of Article 13 of the Constitution. Francis Delon was the president of the national intelligence oversight technical Commission (CNCTR). This appointment must still be endorsed by the competent committees of the National Assembly and the Senate, as provided by the Constitution. Aged 64, technocrat, Mr. Delon was Secretary General of National Defence. The CNCTR was created by law on intelligence. It shall be responsible for overseeing the wiretapping operations. It is composed of four parliamentarians (two deputies and two senators), two members of the State Council, two judges of the Court of Cassation and a specialist in electronic issues. Matignon (Prime Minister Bureau) announced Monday evening appointments as members of the CNCTR Francis Delon, state advisor, Jacqueline de Guillenchmidt, Honorary State Councillor and Franck Terrier, President of Chamber, and Christine Penichon, General Counsel. Official Statement Elysee.