#TECK2610931AConsultative commission for certain contract staff in French environment, transport, housing and territorial ministries
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This order sets the operating rules for a joint consultative commission covering certain contract staff in several French ministries, including environment, biodiversity, climate, territorial planning, transport, city and housing. It also records the gender breakdown of the covered workforce as of 1 January 2026: 56.99% women and 43.01% men. The commission must meet at least once a year, keep minutes, adopt internal rules, and issue opinions by majority vote. HR leaders and public establishment directors must inform the commission when they make a decision that goes against its opinion.
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Key Changes
- Sets operating rules for a joint consultative commission covering certain contract staff in named French ministries.
- Requires the commission to meet at least once a year and to keep approved minutes after each session.
- Defines voting, substitute member participation, expert attendance and follow-up when management acts against the commission’s opinion.
Obligations
What this law requires
The joint consultative commission must prepare and adopt its internal rules of procedure.
A representative of the administration must provide the secretariat for the joint consultative commission.
A staff representative must be designated to act as deputy secretary of the joint consultative commission.
Minutes must be prepared after each commission meeting, signed by the chair, countersigned by the secretary and deputy secretary, and sent to commission members within one month.
The minutes of each commission meeting must be submitted to commission members for approval at the following meeting.