#INTC2614617AUpdated Gender Representation Figures for Police Administration Social Committees
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This order updates the annex setting the share of women and men, the number of full and substitute staff representatives, and the voting method for social administration committees in decentralized National Police services and related police institutions. It mainly affects police staff representative elections and the unions or lists presenting candidates.
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Key Changes
- Updates gender representation percentages for police social administration committees by department
- Sets the number of full and substitute staff representatives for each listed committee
- Identifies the voting method, including list voting or label-based voting depending on the committee
Obligations
What this law requires
Election organizers for the listed decentralized National Police social administration committees must apply the updated annexed gender proportions, numbers of full and substitute staff representatives, and voting method for each committee when organizing staff representation elections.
Candidate-list organizers for committees designated by “scrutin de liste” must use the annexed women/men percentages for the relevant department when preparing staff representative lists.
For committees designated by “scrutin de sigle” in the annex, including Cantal and Creuse in the excerpt, election organizers must use voting by union label rather than voting by candidate list.