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2005 ATTESTATION PROCEDURE
LIST OF OFFICIALS WHOSE APPLICATIONS
HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED
Check also the corrigendum IA N° 77-2005
Following the call for applications for the 2005 attestation procedure
issued by means of Administrative Notice No 56
2005, 1727 signed applications were registered.
1. List of officials
 whose applications have
been accepted
The list of 1605 officials whose applications have been accepted is given
in the Annex.
As a reminder, the admission criteria laid down by Article 5 of the
Commission Decision of 7 April 2004 are as follows: (http://www.cc.cec/pers_admin/promotions/cdr/attestation_2_en.html)
- a level of education and training at least equivalent to that laid
down in Article 5(3)(a) of the Staff Regulations as required for
appointment to a post as an AST official;
- at least five years seniority in category C* or D*. If periods of
employment in category C* or D* are taken into account in order to meet
the criterion in the first indent, the minimum required seniority is
increased by the number of months corresponding to those periods of
employment. The seniority taken into account is that acquired by the
official at 31 December 2005.
Both these criteria must be met.
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WARNING TO APPLICANTS
You should note that admission has been decided on the basis of the
information given on your application form. At this stage in the
procedure, that information has not yet been checked.
As stated in Administrative Notice No 56
2005,
if you are authorised to apply for vacant AST posts a systematic check
will be made on the information given on your application form, based
on the documents in your personal file.
If the application information does not tally with the documents in
your personal file or if your file is incomplete, your application
will be rejected.
The list given in the Annex is therefore published subject to the
check referred to above. |
2. Method used to decide on admission
Once you have signed your application form, you can access your
attestation file in Sysper2 (under Calculations, Validation, Admission) to
check how the information which you gave on your application form has been
taken into account and what the outcome is.
3. Appeals before the joint attestation
committee
If you have not been admitted and you wish to challenge this, you have 10
working days following publication of this Administrative Notice within
which to lodge a substantiated appeal before the joint attestation
committee.
The appeal must be lodged via your attestation file in Sysper2 and must be
substantiated: after clicking on “lodge an appeal” a field appears in
which you can write as much as you like; by clicking on “Attachments” you
must then attach any official documents that you wish to submit in support
of your appeal.(1)
If you are unable to access Sysper2 for some reason, you may send a
substantiated appeal by letter to:
European Commission
Unit ADMIN A/6 Appeals – Attestation procedure
MO 34 5/15
B-1049 Brussels
The letter must be sent by the deadline of 10 working days referred to
above, the postmark serving as proof of the sending date.
After the joint committee has examined any appeals received, the
appointing authority will again publish a list – amended if necessary – of
the officials admitted to the attestation procedure.
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Footnotes
(1) Since Sysper2 is not a word
processing system, we advise you to draft the text of your appeal in Word
and then copy and paste it into the Sysper2 field provided. |
