Biographies

The full file on every political actor

Mandates, committees, floor interventions, positions held over time: a lawmaker's or regulator's entire trajectory, reconstructed and tied back to every source.

One profile, years of trajectory

What you can do

Mandate trajectory

Every mandate, role and affiliation, from first office to current seat. Local roots, time in ministerial cabinets and group switches, all at a glance.

Real committee presence

Where they sit, what they report on, what they defend in session. The profile separates the official title from actual influence on a given file.

Positions tied to evidence

Each position links to the vote, amendment or video intervention behind it. You cite the exact statement, not a corridor rumor.

Day to day

An unfamiliar rapporteur is named on your bill.

In a single profile you have their mandates, their pet files and the lines they've held on the topic.

You're prepping a meeting with a ministerial cabinet.

You walk in with each participant's track record of positions, sourced down to the individual intervention.

An actor's whole path, from first mandate to latest statement

Every data point is linked back to its original source.

Frequently asked questions

Which sources feed the profiles?

Assemblée nationale, Sénat, Légifrance, authorities and regulators, EU institutions and media. Every item on a profile links back to its original document, verifiable in one click.

How often are profiles updated?

The moment a mandate shifts, a committee changes or a new statement is published, the profile updates automatically. You never work from a stale profile.

Can I export a profile, and is it GDPR-compliant?

Yes: PDF or structured export for your notes and CRM. We only process public data tied to public office, in full compliance with GDPR.

This product is part of the platform described in our guide to the public affairs monitoring tool: method, sources and selection criteria.

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