#2014-345Decree No. 2014-345 Establishing the Status of Administrative Secretaries of the Prime Minister's Services
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The law establishes the specific status of administrative secretaries working under the services of the French Prime Minister. It sets forth the recruitment process for the position, which includes selection from a list of qualified candidates and an examination for public servants with a minimum of seven years of service. Additionally, it outlines the responsibilities for the relevant ministers to enforce the decree and revokes a previous decree from 2011 that pertained to the same body.
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Key Changes
- New recruitment criteria for administrative secretaries including a competitive examination and a list of suitable candidates.
- The abrogation of the previous decree (n° 2011-383) that governed the same class of administrative secretaries.
- Delegation of enforcement responsibilities to specific ministers.
Obligations
What this law requires
Govern the administrative secretaries corps according to the provisions of Decree No. 2009-1109 (November 11, 2009) and Decree No. 2010-318 (March 19, 2010), in addition to this decree
Conduct recruitment for normal class administrative secretary positions through a qualified candidates list established after consultation with the competent joint administrative commission
Conduct professional examinations for administrative secretary recruitment open only to members of administrative and technical assistant corps from Prime Minister's Services, detached agents in these corps, and agents from other administrative/technical assistant corps assigned to Prime Minister's Services
Require candidates for professional examination to demonstrate a minimum of seven years of public service as of January 1st of the year the examination is held
Determine the number of positions offered through the qualified candidates list and professional examination via Prime Minister's decree