CERTIFICATION, EXERCISE 2006

LIST OF THE 115 OFFICIALS AUTHORISED TO FOLLOW THE TRAINING PROGRAMME IN 2007

This Administrative Notice concerns the officials whose applications to the 2006 certification exercise have been admitted and the officials who launched an appeal because they dispute the number of points they obtained.

On 26/04/07 the Appointing Authority adopted the list of the 115 officials authorised to take part in the 2007 training programme under the 2006 certification procedure.

That list is published in Annex 1. The number of officials listed exceeds 110 (number of officials to be authorised to follow the training programme as per Appointing decision of 2/02/07 lien IA 9-2007) by the addition of the candidates who obtained the same number of points as the last official selected for each of the 7 priority areas.

Officials whose names appear on the list are invited to consult the information below on the compulsory training programme.

For further information on the response to appeals against the total points obtained and on the complaints procedure, please see Annex 2.

COMPULSORY TRAINING PROGRAMME

The 115 officials whose names are listed in the Annex 1 are authorised to follow the training programme to be run in 2006 by the European Administrative School (EAS), to which the Commission has delegated the design and organisation of the inter-institutional training programme.

For further details please consult the EAS website

Officials included in the list in the Annex 1 who take parental leave under Article 42a of the Staff Regulations, family leave under Article 42b or maternity leave under Article 58, before or during the period of the training programme, will be authorised, if they so wish, to postpone the training until the following year without having to reapply.

ANNEX 1

LIST OF THE 115 OFFICIALS AUTHORISED TO FOLLOW THE TRAINING PROGRAMME IN 2007

ANNEX 2

RESPONSE TO APPEALS AGAINST THE TOTAL POINTS OBTAINED

Following publication of the list of officials best placed in each of the seven priority fields selected by the Appointing Authority (see Administrative Notice 22-2007 of 2 April 2007), officials admitted to participate in the 2006 certification procedure who disputed the total points obtained could make a substantiated appeal to the Joint Certification Committee.

At its meeting held on 26 April 2007, the Joint Committee issued an opinion on each of the appeals lodged.

Officials who appealed may consult their certification file in Sysper 2 to see the response of the Appointing Authority to their appeal. This information is accessible by clicking on the "Summary" tab under "File history".

Article 90(2) of the Staff Regulations permits a complaint to be made against the decision of the Appointing Authority. How to do this is explained at: http://www.cc.cec/pers_admin/appeals/complaints/index_en.html