#PRME2613749AInterministerial Evaluation Committee for Senior Central Government Officials
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This order sets the composition and basic operating rules for the interministerial committee that evaluates senior French central government officials, including secretaries general, directors general, central administration directors, ministerial and interministerial delegates, and similar roles. The committee must have at least six members, including the senior civil service delegate or representative as chair, former senior officials, and qualified people with human resources and public service experience. It also keeps current member mandates in place, replaces a 2024 order, and sets rules for conflicts involving the chair, member terms, expenses, and secretariat support.
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Key Changes
- Sets a minimum six-member structure for the evaluation committee
- Defines replacement rules when the committee evaluates its own chair
- Repeals the 2024 order while preserving current member mandates until they expire
Obligations
What this law requires
The interministerial evaluation committee must be composed of at least six members, including the senior civil service delegate or representative as chair, at least two former or current holders of covered senior central-government posts who left their functions at least one year before the relevant committee session, and at least three qualified persons selected for experience in human resources and the public service.
When the committee is called to evaluate its own chair, the Prime Minister must designate a replacement chair for that evaluation.
If more than two committee members recuse themselves when the chair is being evaluated, the Prime Minister must designate enough additional members for the committee to have at least five members.
Committee members other than the chair serve until the end of a three-year mandate, resignation, or a decision by the Prime Minister.
Travel and accommodation expenses of committee members may be reimbursed only under the rules applicable to French State civil personnel.