Question 19937 — civil servants and public agents

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Mr. David Lorion draws the attention of the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, to the consequences of passing the professional examination for access to the rank of principal director of judicial registry services. Directors admitted to this exam benefit more or less quickly from their advancement. Thus, for a director working in central administration, advancement is immediate in the position he or she occupies. For a director working in a decentralized service, this promotion is only made if there is a “vacant” position in the region where he works. Thus, advancement may take several years. This difference in treatment is not justifiable within members of the same body, especially since it does not exist in other departments of the Ministry of Justice (prison administration, judicial protection of youth). In order to break with this inequity, he asks him to put in place an immediate implementation system, on the job, for the directors of the judicial registry services assigned to decentralized services, as exists for their fellow directors assigned to the central administration or in other directorates of his ministry.

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