Quel statut pour l'expert ?
By: MUNAGORRI, Rafael Encinas de
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : ENA, 2002Revue Française d'Administration Publique 103, p. 379-390Abstract: In the French administration, unlike its parallel in America, expertise exists in a culture where decision-making is centralized, confidential, and non-negotiated. This is evidenced in the status of the expert, who is both dependent on the administration and independent in carrying out his mission. Nonetheless, establishing a legal status for the expert would make it possible to define with greater precision his rights and obligations, his role in decision-making and above all his responsibilities, with a clear distinction between his and those of the administration.
In the French administration, unlike its parallel in America, expertise exists in a culture where decision-making is centralized, confidential, and non-negotiated. This is evidenced in the status of the expert, who is both dependent on the administration and independent in carrying out his mission. Nonetheless, establishing a legal status for the expert would make it possible to define with greater precision his rights and obligations, his role in decision-making and above all his responsibilities, with a clear distinction between his and those of the administration.
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