Evolution of the number of acts transmitted to the legality review and the number and rate of acts teletransmitted on SI @CTES for the whole of France from 2004 to 2015

The rate of teletransmitted acts is obtained by reporting the number teletransmitted on the information system @CTES to the total number of documents received for legality review, whether in paper or electronic format. The volumetric of the @CTES information system increased by + 46 % from 2014 to 2015, reaching 1,530 billion bytes. The number of files increased from 2,500 thousand in 2014 to 3 000 thousand in 2015, an increase of + 28 %. This is significantly more impressive than that of the number of acts transmitted electronically, which reached 2 439 000 in 2015, i.e. an increase of only + 4 % of acts compared to 2014; the increase in the number of acts transmitted via @CTES therefore decelerated from + 29 % between 2013 and 2014. The combination of these two phenomena (a strong increase in volumetrics and a small increase in the number of acts transmitted by electronic means) results in a significant increase in the average volumetric of acts: this is reflected in the average number of bytes per act, which increased by + 40 % from 2014 to 2015. The rate of acts teletransmitted via @CTES compared to the total number of acts transmitted for legality review (46 %) is higher than in 2014 (40 %). This indicator continued to improve despite the small increase (+ 4 %) in raw data in the number of acts transmitted electronically in 2015 compared to 2014 due to the 10 % decrease in the total number of acts received for legality review in 2015 (5 157 000) compared to 2014 (5 727 000 acts). The rate of teletransmitted acts is obtained by reporting the number teletransmitted on the information system @CTES to the total number of documents received for legality review, whether in paper or electronic format. The volumetric of the @CTES information system increased by + 46 % from 2014 to 2015, reaching 1,530 billion bytes. The number of files increased from 2,500 thousand in 2014 to 3 000 thousand in 2015, an increase of + 28 %. This is significantly more impressive than that of the number of acts transmitted electronically, which reached 2 439 000 in 2015, i.e. an increase of only + 4 % of acts compared to 2014; the increase in the number of acts transmitted via @CTES therefore decelerated from + 29 % between 2013 and 2014. The combination of these two phenomena (a strong increase in volumetrics and a small increase in the number of acts transmitted by electronic means) results in a significant increase in the average volumetric of acts: this is reflected in the average number of bytes per act, which increased by + 40 % from 2014 to 2015. The rate of acts teletransmitted via @CTES compared to the total number of acts transmitted for legality review (46 %) is higher than in 2014 (40 %). This indicator continued to improve despite the small increase (+ 4 %) in raw data in the number of acts transmitted electronically in 2015 compared to 2014 due to the 10 % decrease in the total number of acts received for legality review in 2015 (5 157 000) compared to 2014 (5 727 000 acts).