 His command included a filing and archiving section, a section devoted to propaganda ("propagande révolutionnaire", PR) and the SR and SCR.The SR provided a clearinghouse for centralized intelligence-gathering while the SCR was a small team of specialized counter-intelligence officers reporting to the Ministry of War, while a team of police officers were in charge of the arrest of suspects and judicial enquiries.In April 1934, the "Direction Générale de la Sûreté Générale" was changed to the "Direction Générale de la Sûreté nationale", with a post of Controller-General in command of Counter-Intelligence.