#INTH2613409AOrder Establishing Social Administration Committees in the Interior and Overseas Ministries
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This order sets up and lists social administration committee structures within France’s Interior Ministry and Overseas Ministry, including specialized formations where staff numbers exceed 200 agents. The measure mainly affects ministry staff, prefecture networks, departmental services, and public agencies such as ANTS, ANTAI, CNAPS, OFII, and OFPRA. For employers and public-sector HR teams, the practical change is institutional: it defines which bodies will handle staff representation and workplace matters inside these administrations.
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Key Changes
- Establishes social administration committee structures within the Interior and Overseas Ministries
- Lists the public agencies covered by the ministry committee framework
- Creates specialized committee formations for bodies or services with more than 200 agents
Obligations
What this law requires
Establish specialized formations within the relevant social administration committees when the workforce exceeds 200 agents, including the national/central administration, prefecture network, departmental interministerial directorates, listed public establishments, and listed decentralized services.
Apply the order’s listed committee structure to the public establishments attached to the Interior and Overseas ministries, including ACMOSS, ANFSI, ANSC, ANTAI, ANTS, CNAPS, ENSP, ENSOSP, OFII, and OFPRA.
Create or maintain specialized formations of the social administration committee for CNAPS, ENSOSP, OFII, and OFPRA where their workforce is above the 200-agent threshold.