#2010-444Decree No. 2010-444 on the Role of the Secretary General in Economic and Budget Ministries
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This decree outlines the responsibilities of the Secretary General for the French ministries of economy, industry, budget, public accounts, and state reform. The law strengthens the role of the Secretary General in coordinating ministerial policies, managing human resources, handling budgets, and ensuring efficient ministry operations. The Secretary General also leads communication strategies, audit processes, and state reform programs. This impacts ministry officials and departments who must align with the new centralized management structure.
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Key Changes
- Establishment of a central role for the Secretary General in policy coordination and administrative tasks.
- Emphasis on human resources, budget, and communication management.
- Abolishment of previous decrees defining roles and services now under the Secretary General's responsibility.
Obligations
What this law requires
The Secretary General must elaborate and coordinate general principles for human resources management, skills development, diversification, and implementation across ministerial directions and services.
The Secretary General must develop and implement ministerial policies on diversity, professional equality, and insertion of persons with disabilities.
The Secretary General must ensure synthesis of budgets, conduct budget preparation procedures for all ministry programs, and propose arbitrations regarding personnel and credits to the ministers.
The Secretary General must preside over the ministerial audit committee and ensure coordination and monitoring of internal audits programmed by this body.
The Secretary General must define external and internal communication policy for the ministries and implement corresponding communication devices while ensuring respect for the ministries' graphic and visual identity.