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Question 14094 — civil servants and public agents

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Ms. Hélène Laporte questions the Minister of Action and Public Accounts about the expected effects of the abolition of the RSC on the recruitment of sub-prefects. Decree No. 2025-340 of April 14, 2025 abolished the recruitment on commission (RSC) of sub-prefects, allowing category A-type civil servants to apply for these functions, in favor of an expansion of the external round of state administrators (TEAE) to the positions of sub-prefects to be filled. The RSC, in force since 2023, itself succeeded the external round of sub-prefects, abolished at the same time as the prefectural body in application of the order of June 2, 2021 reforming the senior management of the state civil service. The replacement of this specific recruitment route by an extension to the positions of sub-prefects of the general route constituted by the TEAE raises concerns questions within the decentralized State services, as to the consequences that this reform could have on the profiles of the new sub-prefects recruited. Indeed, the specificities of these functions could justify the maintenance of a dedicated recruitment route, in order to allow a selection of candidates in light of the qualities expected of a sub-prefect. Also, she asks him if this expected effect of the reform was previously evaluated.

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