People who hold a national diploma attesting to training of a duration at least equal to four years of higher education after the baccalaureate, who meet the conditions for access to the civil service and who can provide evidence of a minimum of four years’ professional experience, may perform the duties of an assistant specialising in health or environmental matters at a judicial court referred to in Articles 706-2 and 706-2-3, if the diploma validates training in at least one of the following subjects:
I.-Human or animal health;
II.-Biomedical research;
III.-Food safety for humans or animals and consumer protection, in particular with regard to genetically modified organisms;
IV.Health safety and prophylaxis;
V.-Safety at work;
VI.-Health products, in particular pharmaceuticals, medical devices, products of human or animal origin or therapeutic products;
VII.-Hazardous products for human, animal or animal health;
VIII.Products hazardous to human or animal health or to the environment, including chemicals, biocides, substances in nano-particulate form and risk equipment;
VIII.-Management of environmental risks and in particular water, air, soil, waste, buildings, pollution at sea and on the coast, radioactivity, light and noise pollution and technological and natural risks;
IX.-Organisation and regulation of the health system and the health professions;
X.-.Organisation and regulation of agriculture and animal husbandry;
XI.-EU law, social law, consumer law, town planning law, customs law, public law, environmental law;
XII.-Human or veterinary medicine, pharmacy, engineering, architecture;
XIII.-Qualitative and quantitative management of water resources, preservation and restoration of aquatic environments, hydraulic structures and flood risk prevention;
XIV.-Regulations relating to natural areas, listed and classified sites, protected or regulated species of fauna and flora;
XV.-Organisation and regulation of hunting activities;
XVI.-Organisation and regulation of fishing and aquaculture activities in fresh and salt water;
XVII.-Regulations relating to advertising, signs and pre-signs.