#PRMG2614461ACreation of Social Administration Committees for Services Under the Prime Minister
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This order sets up staff consultation bodies for the French Prime Minister’s services and for the General Secretariat for Defence and National Security. These committees will handle shared workplace, staffing, and administrative issues affecting those services and certain public institutions. It also creates a dedicated health, safety, and working conditions section within the Prime Minister’s services committee. The practical effect is mainly internal: civil servants and staff representatives in the affected administrations get a formal structure for consultation and workplace issues.
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Key Changes
- Creates a ministerial social administration committee for the Prime Minister’s services
- Sets staff representation at 15 full members and 15 alternates for that committee
- Creates a separate social administration committee for the General Secretariat for Defence and National Security with 11 full members and 11 alternates
Obligations
What this law requires
Create a ministerial social administration committee named “comité social d'administration des services du Premier ministre” with competence over issues concerning all services of the Prime Minister, shared issues affecting the listed public administrative establishments, and shared issues between the Prime Minister’s services and those establishments.
Ensure the ministerial social administration committee of the Prime Minister’s services replaces the former central administration social administration committee.
Have the ministerial social administration committee of the Prime Minister’s services chaired by the Secretary-General of the Government and include the Director of Administrative and Financial Services of the Prime Minister.
Include fifteen full staff representatives and fifteen alternate staff representatives on the ministerial social administration committee of the Prime Minister’s services, elected by list ballot under Article R. 211-2 of the General Civil Service Code.
Create within the ministerial social administration committee of the Prime Minister’s services a specialized formation responsible for health, safety, and working conditions, with competence under the relevant provisions of the General Civil Service Code.