#2006-178023 Aralık 2006 tarihli İçişleri Bakanlığı'na bağlı bazı personelin işe alım ve yönetiminde yetki devri yapılmasına dair 2006-1780 sayılı karar
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This decree allows the Minister of the Interior to delegate recruitment and management powers for certain civil servants to specified authorities, such as regional prefects and representatives in overseas territories. It outlines the categories of personnel affected and specifies which decisions cannot be delegated, ensuring oversight and maintaining certain responsibilities within the ministry.
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Key Changes
- Delegation of powers for recruitment and management to regional authorities.
- Certain decisions, like promotions and disciplinary actions, cannot be delegated.
Obligations
What this law requires
The Minister of the Interior must issue an arrêté (decree) to delegate recruitment and management powers for Categories A, B, and C civil servants to specified authorities, with signatures from the Minister of Justice when delegation concerns administrative court staff and the Minister of Overseas when delegation concerns overseas personnel.
Delegating authorities must not make decisions regarding recruitment via aptitude lists, grade advancement, mutations outside their territorial jurisdiction, off-establishment positions, reintegration after parental leave, radiation from rolls (except retirement), and disciplinary sanctions of the second, third, and fourth groups.
Category A personnel recruitment decisions via competition, professional examination, and nomination cannot be delegated and must remain with the Minister of the Interior.
For Category A administrative personnel in national police services and police administration secretariats, delegation to department prefects is prohibited for a three-year period from the decree's entry into force.
Delegating authorities must establish local administrative parity commissions (commissions administratives paritaires) at departmental and interdepartmental levels for decisions requiring prior commission advice.