#TECK2610944ASocial Administration Committees for France’s Ecology, Transport, Housing and Territorial Ministries
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This order lists which regional services and public administrative bodies under France’s ecology, transport, housing and territorial ministries must have social administration committees, including special health, safety and working conditions groups where required. The practical impact is internal to the public sector. It affects ministry staff, managers and employee representatives by confirming where formal staff consultation bodies must operate across regional environmental, transport, maritime, housing and related public agencies.
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Key Changes
- Identifies regional ministry services that must have a social administration committee.
- Lists services that must include a specialized body for health, safety and working conditions.
- Names public administrative establishments covered by committee requirements.
Obligations
What this law requires
Each decentralized service listed in Annex A must have a decentralized-service social administration committee established under Article R. 251-16 of the General Civil Service Code.
Each decentralized service listed in Annex B must operate a specialized formation on health, safety and working conditions within its decentralized-service social administration committee under Article R. 251-28 of the General Civil Service Code.
DRIEAT must maintain a special social administration committee for DiRIF, together with a specialized formation, under Article R. 251-26 of the General Civil Service Code.
DRIEAT must maintain a special social administration committee outside DiRIF, together with a specialized formation, under Article R. 251-26 of the General Civil Service Code.