France Announces Administrative Reforms and Wolf Management Adjustments

The Council of Ministers of August 24, 2026, approved two decrees and individual measures. The first decree updates the competencies of the Prefect of Police and Prefect of Corsica, aligning their roles with legislative changes and regional security needs. It strengthens coordination for law enforcement in Paris metropolitan areas and enhances the Prefect of Corsica’s authority against organized crime. A second decree modifies the national wolf action plan, reflecting legal changes that downgraded the wolf’s status in conservation frameworks. This allows more flexible management practices, including regulated hunting for livestock protection. Individual measures included appointments to the Cour des Comptes and new roles in foreign affairs and health strategy. All decisions took effect from September 1, 2026, or October 1, 2026.

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