Section 1: Organisation of agencies

The Regional Conference on Health and Autonomy organises its work in the following configurations: -the standing committee provided for in articles D. 1432-33 and D. 1432-34 ; -four specialised commissions provided for in articles D. 1432-35 to D. 1432-43. The composition of each of these commissions is set by order of the Director General of the Regional Health Agency. The Regional Conference on Health and Autonomy may also set up…

The plenary assembly of the Regional Conference on Health and Autonomy brings together the members of the colleges defined in article D. 1432-28 as well as the members mentioned in article D. 1432-29. At its first meeting, it elects its chair. It draws up the rules of procedure for the Regional Conference on Health and Autonomy, specifying, in particular, the operating procedures for its various panels. It issues an opinion…

Outside plenary sessions, the Standing Committee exercises all the powers devolved to the Regional Conference on Health and Autonomy. In particular, it is responsible for : -preparing the opinion issued by the Regional Health and Autonomy Conference on the regional health project referred to in article L. 1434-2; -preparing the annual report on the activities of the Regional Health and Autonomy Conference referred to in article D. 1432-32; -subject to…

In addition to its Chairman, the Standing Committee comprises : -the chairmen of the specialised committees, who act as vice-chairmen of the Standing Committee ; -and a maximum of fifteen members from the colleges mentioned in article D. 1432-28, elected in accordance with the procedures specified in the internal regulations, including at least two members from associations representing users of medico-social establishments and services or legal entities managing institutions for…

The specialised committees are made up of members from the colleges mentioned in article D. 1432-28, each of which appoints one or more representatives to sit on one or other of these committees, in accordance with the conditions laid down in the rules of procedure mentioned in article D. 1432-32.

The specialised commission on prevention contributes to the definition and implementation of regional prevention policy, and as such : 1° It prepares an opinion on the draft regional health plan, as well as on its revision, monitoring and the results of its evaluation; 2° It formulates any proposals on regional prevention policy, in particular to reduce social and geographical inequalities in health in the region; 3° It is informed of…

The specialised prevention commission comprises : 1° A regional councillor ; 2° Two chairmen of departmental councils; and in Corsica, the chairman of the executive council; 3° One representative of the groupings of communes; 4° One representative of the municipalities; 5° Four representatives of associations approved under article L. 1114-1; 6° One representative of associations of retired and elderly people; 7° One representative of disabled people’s associations; 8° One representative…

I.-The specialised commission on the organisation of care contributes to the definition and implementation of regional policy on the organisation of care. 1° It prepares an opinion on : -the draft regional health plan referred to in article L. 1434-2 ; -the areas of the regional plan mentioned in articles R. 1434-30, R. 1434-31 under the conditions set out in article R. 1434-32; 2° It is consulted by the Regional…

The specialised commission on health care organisation comprises : 1° A regional councillor and, in Corsica, a councillor to the Assembly of Corsica; 2° A departmental council president; and in Corsica, the president of the executive council; 3° A representative of the local authority groupings; 4° One representative of the communes ; 5° Two representatives of associations approved under article L. 1114-1; 6° One representative of associations of retired and…

The specialised commission for medico-social care and support is responsible for : 1° Preparing an opinion on the draft regional health plan; 2° Contributing to the assessment of medico-social needs and analysing changes in these needs; 3° Proposing priorities for medico-social action to the plenary assembly; 4° Issuing an opinion on the drafting and updating of the interdepartmental programme to support people with disabilities and loss of autonomy; 5° To…