#INTP2610747AFrance sets 2026 group classifications for departmental common general secretariat director roles
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This order sets the group classification for director roles in departmental common general secretariats and updates the related bonus-point allocation for 2026. It places listed departments into Group IV or Group V and replaces the previous 2020 classification order. The practical effect is internal to the French public administration. It affects how these senior administrative posts are categorized and how many positions receive specific NBI bonus-point levels in 2026. The order takes effect on 1 October 2026.
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Key Changes
- Classifies listed departmental common general secretariat director roles into Group IV or Group V
- Updates the 2026 NBI allocation to 612 total positions across 60, 50, 30, and 20 point levels
- Repeals the 19 November 2020 order and applies the new rules from 1 October 2026
Obligations
What this law requires
From 1 October 2026, classify director positions of departmental common general secretariats in the departments listed under Article 2 as Group IV or Group V according to the order’s department lists.
For 2026, apply the updated NBI allocation table for the relevant director posts: 101 positions at 60 NBI points, 120 positions at 50 NBI points, 302 positions at 30 NBI points, and 89 positions at 20 NBI points, for a total of 612 positions.
Do not apply the 19 November 2020 order on group classification for departmental common general secretariat director posts after this order takes effect, because it is repealed.