#INTH2613417AGender Representation Rules for Interior and Overseas Ministry Social Administration Committees
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This order sets the required gender breakdown for staff representatives in social administration committees linked to France’s Interior Ministry and Overseas Ministry. It lists, committee by committee, the share of women and men in the workforce, the number of full and substitute staff representatives, and the voting method. The practical effect is mainly on staff elections and candidate lists. Unions and staff groups preparing election lists for these committees must reflect the published gender proportions for each ministry body, public institution, and local service where list-based voting applies.
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Key Changes
- Sets gender representation ratios for staff representative elections in Interior and Overseas Ministry social administration committees
- Lists the number of full and substitute staff representatives for each committee
- Identifies whether each committee uses list voting or another voting format
Obligations
What this law requires
For social administration committees using list-based voting, organisations submitting candidate lists must prepare lists reflecting the published proportions of women and men for the relevant committee shown in the annex.
For the CSA ministériel unique, candidate lists must reflect a workforce composition of 38.41% women and 61.59% men, with 15 full and 15 substitute staff representatives elected by list voting.
For the CSA d'administration centrale, candidate lists must reflect a workforce composition of 45.36% women and 54.64% men, with 11 full and 11 substitute staff representatives elected by list voting.
For public-establishment CSAs elected by list voting, candidate lists must apply the gender proportions published for each establishment, including ANTS-ANTAI, CNAPS, ENSOSP, OFII and OFPRA.
For SGAMI service CSAs elected by list voting, candidate lists must apply the gender proportions published for each SGAMI, including SGAMI Est, Nord, Ouest, Sud, Sud-Est and Sud-Ouest.