#2013-830Special Statute for Documentation Secretaries of the Ministry of Culture
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This decree sets specific rules for documentation secretaries in France's Ministry of Culture. It organizes them into three grades: normal, superior, and exceptional, and outlines recruitment and promotion processes. It affects those working in cultural, archival, and educational services under the ministry, and defines their roles in information management, heritage conservation, and public education support.
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Key Changes
- Establishes a three-grade structure for documentation secretaries.
- Specifies recruitment and promotion processes within the Ministry of Culture.
- Details the roles and responsibilities concerning cultural information management.
Obligations
What this law requires
The Minister of Culture is responsible for recruiting, appointing, and managing the documentation secretaries.
Documentation secretaries must participate in the research, development, classification, management, exploitation, and dissemination of all information related to cultural assets and activities.
Normal class documentation secretaries must be recruited through an external competitive exam, open to candidates with at least a baccalaureate or an equivalent qualification.
A minimum of 40% of the available positions must be offered in the external and internal competitions for recruiting documentation secretaries.
Candidates passing the competitive examination must be appointed and classified according to the protocols outlined in the decree of November 11, 2009.