#INTJ2614716ACivilian Staff Social Administration Committee of the National Gendarmerie
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This order sets the structure and staffing rules for specialized bodies linked to the social administration committee for civilian staff of the French National Gendarmerie. It lists the service and site-level specialized formations, including schools, support, overseas units, regional zones, and the Republican Guard. It also fixes how many staff representatives and substitutes each body has, records the workforce gender breakdown as of 1 January 2026, and identifies the officials who chair each formation. The practical effect is internal: it organizes employee representation and consultation channels for civilian gendarmerie staff.
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Key Changes
- Lists the specialized service and site formations attached to the National Gendarmerie social administration committee
- Sets the number of full and substitute staff representatives for the main committee and each specialized formation
- Identifies the officials responsible for chairing each specialized formation
Obligations
What this law requires
The National Gendarmerie must maintain the listed site and service specialized formations attached to the social administration committee for civilian personnel, including Support, Schools, Overseas, regional zone formations, and the Republican Guard formation.
The social administration committee of the National Gendarmerie must have 11 full staff representatives and 11 substitute staff representatives in plenary session, and 11 full and 11 substitute representatives in its specialized formation.
Each attached specialized site or service formation must be staffed with the number of full and substitute staff representatives specified in Annex 2, including 10 full and 10 substitute representatives for Schools, 8 and 8 for Support, 7 and 7 for most regional and overseas formations, and 5 and 5 for North and Republican Guard.
The National Gendarmerie must use the workforce gender breakdown recorded as of 1 January 2026 for the CSA GN perimeter: 2,990 women representing 55.45% and 2,402 men representing 44.55%.
The specialized formation of the CSA for civilian personnel of the National Gendarmerie must be chaired by the Director General of the National Gendarmerie or that official's representative.