#2019-86Decree No. 2019-86 on Regional Administrative Institutes
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Decree No. 2019-86 establishes regional administrative institutes in France as public administrative establishments under the Prime Minister's supervision. These institutes are tasked with providing initial training for civil servants, supporting lifelong professional training for public agents, organizing competitive examinations for entry into these institutes, and facilitating international cooperation in public administration. The decree details the governance structure, including the composition and functioning of the governing board, the role of the director, and the funding mechanisms for the institutes.
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Key Changes
- Establishes a new structure for regional administrative institutes under the Prime Minister's authority.
- Outlines specific responsibilities for training civil servants and managing competitive examinations.
- Defines the composition and responsibilities of the governing board and director of the institutes.
Obligations
What this law requires
Regional administrative institutes must ensure initial training for civil servants designated in Article 17
Regional administrative institutes must organize and participate in competitive examinations for entry into the institutes
The governing board must meet at least twice per year, convened by the president who sets the agenda, or upon request of seven board members or the institute director
Minutes of governing board deliberations must be signed by the president and secretary and transmitted to the minister responsible for civil service within one month following the session date
Governing board deliberations regarding real estate acquisitions, disposals, exchanges, borrowing, and equity participation require explicit approval from both the civil service and budget ministers before becoming enforceable