2. Compulsory committal to psychiatric hospitalisation 2.1 Trends in measures of committal to psychiatric hospitalisation without consent from 2006 to 2014 Source: DREES. SAE, (“Annual Statistics on Health Institutions”), table Q9.2. Field: All institutions, Mainland France and French overseas departments. Days of hospitalisation according to the type of measure: Hospitalisation at the request of a third party (HDT) Hospitalisation by court order (HO) (Art. L.3213-1 and L.3213-2) Hospitalisation by court order / ASPDRE according to Art. 122-1 of the CPP and Article L3213-7 of the CSP Hospitalisation by judicial court order according to Article 706-135 of the CPP Provisional Committal Order Hospitalisation according to Art. D.398 of the CPP (prisoners) 56,477 22,929 19,145 910,127 59,844 31,629 26,689 2,298,410 1,000,859 75,409 6,705 13,214 39,483 2009 2,490,930 1,083,025 104,400 18,256 14,837 48,439 2010 2,684,736 1,177,286 125,114 9,572 13,342 47,492 2011 2,520,930 1,062,486 124,181 21,950 14,772 46,709 2012 2,108,552 964,889 261,119 145,635 20,982 58,655 2013 2,067,990 977,127 480,950 198,222 16,439 85,029 2014 2,003,193 996,282 562,117 138,441 16,322 58,832 2015 2,031,820 1,013,861 617,592 140,831 17,438 69,019 since the Act dated 5/07/2011, Committal for psychiatric treatment at the request of a third party (ASPDT) since the Act dated 5/07/2011, Committal for psychiatric treatment at the request of a representative of the State (ASPDRE) 2006 1,638,929 756,120 2007 2,167,195 2008 Psychiatric care for imminent danger 139

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