 In August 1911, the oversight of counter-espionage activities was assigned to the administration of the judiciary police that supervised the mobile brigades.In 1913, the government officially assigned counter-espionage operations on foreign soil to the Ministry of War, with the Ministry of the Interior being responsible for border security and prosecution.In May 1915, the "Section de Centralisation du Renseignement" ("Central Intelligence Section", SCR) was created and assigned to Commandant Ladoux.It was attached to the 2ème Bureau, which also administered the operations of the Bureaux centraux de renseignement (BCR).