#AGRS2613115AFrance Sets Up Social Administration Committees for the Agriculture Ministry
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The order sets the structure, voting method, number of staff representatives, substitutes, and gender breakdown for social administration committees across France’s agriculture ministry network. It covers the central ministry, agricultural education, food, forestry and agriculture services, regional offices, overseas services, and related administrative units. For ministry staff and unions, the practical effect is to define how employee representation will be organized in these committees. It also lists smaller administrations that will have specialized health, safety, and working-conditions bodies because of specific professional risks.
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Key Changes
- Sets the composition and voting method for social administration committees across the agriculture ministry network
- Defines the number of full and substitute staff representatives for each committee
- Creates or identifies specialized health, safety, and working-conditions formations for some small administrations with specific workplace risks
Obligations
What this law requires
The agriculture ministry must organize the ministerial Social Administration Committee using list voting, with 15 full staff representatives and 15 substitute representatives, based on a workforce gender distribution of 62% women and 38% men.
The agriculture ministry must organize the Agricultural Education Social Administration Committee using list voting, with 11 full staff representatives and 11 substitute representatives, based on a workforce gender distribution of 62% women and 38% men.
The agriculture ministry must organize the Food Social Administration Committee using list voting, with 11 full staff representatives and 11 substitute representatives, based on a workforce gender distribution of 59% women and 41% men.
The agriculture ministry must organize the Forestry and Agriculture Social Administration Committee using list voting, with 11 full staff representatives and 11 substitute representatives, based on a workforce gender distribution of 66% women and 34% men.
The agriculture ministry must organize the Central Administration Social Administration Committee using list voting, with 11 full staff representatives and 11 substitute representatives, based on a workforce gender distribution of 54% women and 46% men.