Question 1817 — state civil service

Summary

Mr. Philippe Gomès draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the eligibility criteria retained by Decree No. 2001-1225 of December 20, 2001 creating a specific installation bonus for civil servants of the State and magistrates. He recalls that this text grants compensation of 12 months of the basic index salary, on the one hand to "civil servants and magistrates, holders or trainees, previously assigned to an overseas department or to Mayotte, who receive a first assignment in mainland France following a transfer or promotion", and on the other hand, to the aforementioned agents "whose family residence is located in an overseas department or in Mayotte and who are assigned to mainland France following their entry into the administration". He adds that the above-mentioned provisions were concomitantly extended to magistrates and state civil servants from Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon by implementing decree no. 2001-1224 of December 20, 2001. He is delighted that this compensation support system can ensure comfort and serenity to these overseas civil servants, often faced with significant material difficulties at the time of their transfer to mainland France. It notes, however, that the statutory provisions of the decrees of 2001 have not been extended to agents from overseas territories (TOM), although they are assigned each year in large numbers to France, like their counterparts from the overseas territories. He notes that this situation concerns in particular New Caledonian police officers who have passed the national competition for national assignment or the national competition for regional assignment in Île-de-France, which impose respectively 5 and 8 years of compulsory service in the metropolitan administrative region of assignment. He underlines that the programming law of February 28, 2017 relating to real equality overseas made it possible to correct certain disparities in treatment operated by the State between the overseas territories and the overseas territories. It notes that the current conditions for granting the specific installation bonus constitute a clear obstacle to the principle of equality between overseas territories. He would like therefore know if the Government intends to rectify this inequality by revising Decree No. 2001-1225 of December 20, 2001, in order to extend its scope of application to civil servants of the State originating from New Caledonia.

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