The public prosecutor, after gathering the observations of the investigating judge(s) and, where applicable, the juvenile court judge(s), as well as those of the president(s) of the criminal division(s), draws up, every two years, a performance appraisal proposal for the criminal investigation police officers assigned to a department or unit based within the jurisdiction of the court, which he forwards to the public prosecutor at the court of appeal.
The performance appraisal is drawn up by the public prosecutor, after consultation, where appropriate, with the other public prosecutors concerned within his jurisdiction, the presidents of the investigating division, the juvenile division, the criminal appeals division and the assize courts. Where the department or unit to which the judicial police officer is assigned exceeds the jurisdiction of the court of appeal, or where the judicial police officer has been assigned for less than one year within the jurisdiction of the court of appeal, the public prosecutor may also seek the opinion of the other public prosecutors concerned.