The categories of personal data and information likely to be recorded in the processing are:
<1° Concerning wanted persons and persons who have contacted information units:
identity;
nationality;
contact details;
role and status for the event;
close relationship;
assigned identifiers;
2° Concerning persons present or declared at the scene of the event and their relatives:
identity;
nationality;
language spoken;
contact details;
role and status for the event;
close relationship;
location at the scene of the crisis;
confidentiality requirements applied to this person ;
data relating to the type of health care, including medical-psychological care;
the judicial situation;
data relating to support;
identifiers allocated;
3° Concerning victims and their relatives who may benefit from support, care or specific rights:
identity;
the family situation;
the nationality;
the language spoken;
the contact details;
the role and status for the event;
the proximity link ;
the situation at the crisis site;
the confidentiality requirements applied to this person;
data relating to the type of health care, including medical-psychological ;
the judicial situation;
data relating to support;
-for terrorist acts, data relating to rights including the registration number in the national register of natural persons and the taxpayer identification number;
identifiers allocated;
4° Concerning the accessors mentioned in I to IV of article R. 2-15-2: identity, professional details, means of authentication, authorisation profiles and preferences.
The processing of personal data concerning health mentioned in the article 6 of law no. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 relating to data processing, files and freedoms is only possible for the persons mentioned in 2° and 3°, with the exception of close relatives, and insofar as such data is strictly necessary for the purposes defined in article R. 2-15.