Along with the change in majority politics in spring 2012, the executive and legislative powers sought to re-assess the role of the DCRI. In May 2013, a parliamentary report on the intelligence services was presented by the deputy PS Jean-Jacques Urvoas and his colleague UMP Patrice Verchère. The report was critical of the DCRI's functioning and particularly the treatment of the Toulouse and Montauban shootings. On June 17, 2012, the Minister of the Interior Manuel Valls announced a reform pertinent to French domestic intelligence. This reform was officialised by the decree no. 2014-445 from April 30, 2014, which started vigorously on May 12, 2014. The DCRI became the "Direction générale de la Sécurité intérieure" (DGSI), is no longer situated under the authority of the General Director of the "Police Nationale" but under that of the Minister of the Interior, with more authority. The DGSI preserved the connections of its operatives, who required contractors (engineers, programmers, linguists) Patrick Calvar is set to continue his function.