The two committees received the power to interrogate them immediately. A special police bureau inside the Comité de salut public was created, whose task was to monitor public servants, competing with both the Committee of General Security and the Committee of Public Safety.Herlaut. Les missions de Saint-Just à l'armée du Nord. Seconde Mission (30 Avril 1794–28 Juin 1794) . In: Revue du Nord, tome 28, n°109, Janvier-mars 1946. p. 2. , Foreigners were no longer allowed to travel through France or visit a Jacobin club; Dutch patriots who had fled to France before 1790 were excluded.J. Rosendaal (2003) Bataven! Nederlandse Vluchtelingen In Frankrijk 1787 1795, pp. 420–422 On 22 April Malesherbes, a lawyer who had defended the king and the deputés Isaac René Guy le Chapelier and Jacques Guillaume Thouret, four times elected president of the Constituent Assembly were taken to the scaffold.A. Jourdan (2018) Le tribunal révolutionnaire. Saint-Just and LeBas left Paris at the end of the month for the army in the north. On 21 May 1794 the revolutionary government decided that the Terror would be centralised, with almost all the tribunals in the provinces closed and all the trials held in Paris.
the two committees received the power to interrogate them immediately a special police bureau inside the comité de salut public was created whose task was to monitor public servants competing with both the committee of general security and the committee of public safetyherlaut les missions de saint-just à l'armée du nord seconde mission (30 avril 1794–28 j:uin 1794)  in revue du nord tome 28 n°109 janvier-mars 1946 p 2  foreigners were no longer allowed to travel through france or visit a jacobin club; dutch patriots who had fled to france before 1790 were excludedj rosendaal (2003) bataven nederlandse vluchtelingen in frankrijk 1787 1795 pp 420–422 on 22 april malesherbes a lawyer who had defended the king and the deputés isaac rené guy le chapelier and jacques guillaume thouret four times elected president of the constituent assembly were taken to the scaffolda jourdan (2018) le tribunal révolutionnaire saint-just and lebas left paris at the end of the month for the army in the north on 21 may 1794 the revolutionary government decided that the terror would be centralised with almost all the tribunals in the provinces closed and all the trials held in paris