#SFHZ2616651ARules for the Presidency and Commission Elections of France’s National Health Conference
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This order sets the voting rules for choosing the president of France’s National Health Conference and for electing members of its main and specialized commissions. Elections use a two-round majority vote, with the oldest candidate winning in the event of a tie. It also fixes how seats are distributed across the Conference’s five colleges for the permanent follow-up commission and two specialized commissions covering users’ rights and the fight against mistreatment. The practical impact is mainly internal: members of the National Health Conference and related health-system representatives get clearer rules for governance and representation.
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Key Changes
- Sets a two-round majority voting process for electing the president of the National Health Conference
- Defines the number of elected seats for each of the five colleges in the permanent follow-up commission
- Sets the composition and election rules for specialized commissions on health-system users’ rights and mistreatment prevention
Obligations
What this law requires
Elect the president of the National Health Conference by a two-round single-member majority vote, conducted by and among the members of the plenary assembly colleges.
Declare elected as president the candidate who obtains an absolute majority of votes cast in the first round, or the candidate with the most votes in the second round.
In the event of a tie in the presidential election, declare the oldest candidate elected.
Compose the permanent commission for follow-up of recommendations with its president, who is also the president of the National Health Conference, and 24 elected members allocated across the five colleges as follows: 4 from the first college, 5 from the second, 3 from the third, 6 from the fourth, and 6 from the fifth.
Allow the presidents of the specialized commission on users’ rights and the specialized commission on combating mistreatment to participate in the work of the permanent follow-up commission when they are not members of that commission.