#2000-1027Decree No. 2000-1027 of October 18, 2000, on the Government Information Service
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The decree establishes the Government Information Service under the authority of the Prime Minister. It mandates the service to analyze public opinion and media content, disseminate information about government actions to elected officials, the press, and the public, and coordinate communication strategies among public administrations. Additionally, it abrogates a previous decree related to a service for information and dissemination, ensuring clear definition and management of the current service's role.
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Key Changes
- Creation of the Government Information Service under the authority of the Prime Minister
- Abrogation of the previous decree on information and dissemination services
- Formalization of tasks related to public opinion analysis and government communication coordination
Obligations
What this law requires
Place the Government Information Service under the authority of the Prime Minister
Analyze the evolution of public opinion and media content
Disseminate information about government actions to elected officials, the press, and the public
Undertake inter-ministerial information actions of general interest at the national level and coordinate with prefects and ambassadors through decentralized state services
Provide technical assistance to public administrations and coordinate their communication policies, particularly regarding information campaigns and opinion studies