#SFHZ2606443AOrder of 12 March 2026 on Delegation of Signature (Delegation for Information and Communication)
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This French ministerial order grants formal signature authority to multiple officials within the Delegation for Information and Communication under the Minister of Labour and Solidarity and the Minister of Health. It delegates broad signing powers for all acts, orders, and decisions (excluding decrees) to three deputy delegates: Manon Majesté, Anne Thiriot, and Laurent Cabioch. Article 4 extends more limited signing authority to 11 department heads and deputies for matters within their specific remits. Article 5 further authorizes five named officials in the resources office to commit current operating expenditures and validate budget and accounting documents in the Chorus financial system. The order explicitly allows the three main deputy delegates to sign public procurement contracts, agreements, and other contracts. It repeals the previous delegation order dated 9 July 2025.
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Key Changes
- Grants full signature authority (excluding decrees) to Manon Majesté, Anne Thiriot, and Laurent Cabioch for all acts within the Delegation for Information and Communication
- Extends limited signing powers to 11 specific department heads and deputies listed in Article 4 for matters in their respective remits
- Authorizes 5 named officials in the resources bureau to commit operating expenditures and validate documents in Chorus, Chorus-DT or Chorus forms
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Obligations
What this law requires
Manon Majesté must sign all acts, orders, and decisions (excluding decrees) within the Delegation for Information and Communication's remit on behalf of both the Minister of Labour and Solidarity and the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled Persons
Anne Thiriot must sign all acts, orders, and decisions (excluding decrees) within the Delegation for Information and Communication's remit on behalf of both the Minister of Labour and Solidarity and the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled Persons
Laurent Cabioch must sign all acts, orders, and decisions (excluding decrees) within the Delegation for Information and Communication's remit on behalf of both the Minister of Labour and Solidarity and the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled Persons
Eleven designated department heads and deputies (Allory, Demaria, Doumid, Leray, Romeo, Vallon, Zimmermann, Angé, Augustin, Garnier, Osmont, Thiry) must sign all acts related to matters within their specific departmental attributions, excluding orders and decrees
Six named officials in the resources office (Baltimore, Gastinel, Musungu, Rakotonirainy, Tohé, Tuttle) must commit current operating expenditures within the Delegation for Information and Communication's remit