Subsection 1: Organisation

The staff representatives referred to in 1° of Article R. 6156-2 are elected by proportional representation on a list, with the remainders being distributed on the basis of the highest average.

Professionals belonging to a statutory college mentioned in article R. 6156-3 are eligible to vote if they are performing their duties or are on paid leave, sick leave or long-term leave, are on parental leave or are on secondment. Professionals assigned to work more than 50% of their time for the State, a local authority or an independent authority are not eligible to vote. A professional may only be a…

The lists of voters for the Board of Governors are drawn up by the Minister for Health. Voter status is determined on the day of the ballot. The electoral lists are posted on the website of the Ministry of Health at least sixty days before the date of the ballot. Within eight days of the list being put online, voters may check their registration and, if necessary, submit an application…

Staff who fulfil the conditions required for election to the Board of Governors shall be eligible to stand for election to the Board of Governors, in the statutory college to which they belong, with the exception of : 1° Staff on long-term leave ; 2° Staff members who have been suspended or automatically transferred as shown in their administrative file; 3° Employees who have been disqualified in accordance with articles…

The lists of candidates by statutory colleges are presented by the trade union organisations that meet the conditions laid down in article L. 6156-3. The lists may be common to several trade union organisations. Each list includes the name of the trade union organisation that submitted it and the name of a delegate, who may or may not be a candidate, appointed by the trade union organisation to represent the…

Each trade union organisation, or union of trade unions, may submit only one list of candidates for the same ballot. No-one may be a candidate on more than one list for the same ballot. Each list shall include a number of names equal to at least two-thirds and at most the number of full and alternate representative seats to be filled for each statutory college, without any mention being made…

No list may be submitted or modified after the date specified in the fourth paragraph of Article R. 6156-15. Similarly, no withdrawal of candidacy may be made after the lists have been submitted. However, if one or more candidates on a list are recognised as ineligible by the Minister for Health within three days of the deadline for submitting lists, the latter shall immediately inform the list delegate. The latter…

When several trade union organisations affiliated to the same union have submitted competing lists, the Minister responsible for health will inform the delegates of each of the lists concerned within three days of the deadline for submitting the lists of candidates. The latter then have a period of three days in which to submit the necessary amendments or withdrawals. If, after the expiry of this deadline, the list has not…

Nomination papers are sent to the Minister no later than twenty days before the opening date of the ballot and posted on the Ministry of Health website.

The ballot paper shall indicate whether the trade union organisation belongs to a national union of trade unions on the date of submission of candidatures.