Question 5342 — overseas

Summary

Mr. Tematai Le Gayic questions the Minister of the Interior and Overseas Territories on the transfer of seven officials from the management and enforcement body of the National Police who are not from Polynesia. These would be so-called “profiled” movements which concern assignments based on particular skills or on a specific profile. He asks him what positions are filled by these seven officials. In case the positions filled actually require a qualification or specific skills, there is the possibility of organizing a competition in order to recruit into the body of the State for the administration of French Polynesia (CEAPF). The recruited candidates could then follow qualifying training for the special positions to be filled. He asks him why this recruitment route was not chosen. In case the argument of urgency would be used to justify the recruitment of seven civil servants not from Polynesia, he asks that a statement be produced of the positions and skills necessary for the National Police in Polynesia over the next ten years, in order to be able to train civil servants from Polynesia. Paragraph 4 of Article 60 of Law No. 84-16 of January 11, 1984 establishing statutory provisions relating to the public service of the State provides: “Priority is given (') to civil servants who demonstrate the center of their material and moral interests in one of the communities governed by articles 73 and 74 of the Constitution”. The location of the center of material and moral interests in a territory makes it possible to give priority in terms of assignment to civil servants originating from said territory. This device also allows and above all to meet the objective of creating and protecting local employment and that of creating sustainable and accessible wealth for the Maohi people. He asks him to kindly communicate to him the number and training of officials of the management and enforcement body of the National Police whose center of material and moral interests is located in Polynesia and who are still awaiting their assignment to Polynesia.

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