Question 6540 — public ceremonies and legal holidays

Summary

Mr. Pascal Jenft questions the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, about the ceremonial uniforms of prison guards. If the executives of the prison officers have full ceremonial attire, the decree of January 4, 2016 relating to the uniform of members of the prison administration surveillance staff only provides for simple “ceremonial effects” for civil servants belonging to the prison administration. body of surveillance staff, including students studying at the National School of Prison Administration. The effect in question being a pair of ceremonial gloves. It would seem fair to grant them other ceremonial effects to complete their outfit, such as a shirt, a jacket, a ceremonial cap or even a fourragère. The latter would be presented during a ceremony at the end of schooling. Grant them the Wearing more formal formal attire is a way of showing them the symbolic recognition due to them and making them even more proud of their profession. In view of the arguments put forward, he asks him if he plans to grant civil servants belonging to the surveillance personnel corps, including students studying at the National School of Prison Administration, other ceremonial effects in order to complete their attire during official ceremonies and events.

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