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Le Ministre De La Fonction Publique LE MINISTRE DE LA FONCTION PUBLIQUE, Vu la Constitution, spécialement en ses articles 93 et 202 ; Vu, telle que modifiée à ce jour, la Loi n°81-003 d u 17 juillet 1981 portant Statut du Personnel de Carrière des Services Publics de l’Etat ; Vu le Décret-Loi n° 017-2002 du 03 octobre 2002 por tant Code de Conduite de l’Agent Public de l’Etat ; Vu l’Ordonnance n° 80-215 du 28 août 1980 portant c réation du Ministère de la Fonction Publique ; Vu, telle que modifiée à ce jour, l’Ordonnance n°82 -027 du 19 mars 1982 fixant l’Organisation et le Cadre Organique des Ministères du Gouvernement ; Vu l’Ordonnance n° 82-028 du 19 mars 1982 portant R èglement d’Administration relatif au recrutement du Personnel de Carrière des Services Publics de l’Etat ; Vu l’Ordonnance n° 92-048 du 29 avril 1992 portant fixation des équivalences et correspondance des grades. Vu, telle que modifiée et complétée à ce jour, l’Ordonnance n° 07 - 017 du 03 mai 2007 portant organisation et fonctionnement du Gouvernement, modalités pratiques de collaboration entre le Président de la République et le Gouvernement ainsi qu’entre les Membres du Gouvernement, spécialement en son article 14 ; …/… Fonction Publique : Bâtiment Administratif Tél. : 00243 991 000 294 – 00243 991 000 295 – E-mail : [email protected] 2 Vu, telle que modifiée à ce jour, l’Ordonnance n° 07-018 du 16 mai 2007 fixant les attributions des Ministères ; Vu l’Ordonnance n° 07-71 du 25 novembre 2007 portan t nomination des Ministres d’Etat, Ministres et Vice-Ministres du Gouvernement ; Vu l’Arrêté n° CAB.MIN/FP/LSIL/CA-SDB/063/2008 du 0 8 juillet 2008 portant création et désignation des Membres d’une Commission chargée de préparer le dossier de la régularisation de la situation administrative des Agents de Carrière des Services Publics de l’Etat du Ministère de la Santé Publique de l’Administration Centrale et des Provinces ; Considérant le Rapport de la Commission précitée relatif à la situation administrative des Professionnels de Santé œuvrant au sein dudit Ministère ; Vu les dossiers administratifs des Agents dont les noms, post-noms et prénoms repris ci-dessous, œuvrant dans les différents Districts sanitaires de la Province du Bandundu ; Attendu qu’il ressort de l’examen desdits dossiers que les Agents préqualifiés occupent des postes organiques dans les différents Districts sanitaires de la Province susvisée et que leur admission sous-statut n’entraînera aucune impasse budgétaire ; Considérant qu’il y a lieu de régulariser la situation tant administrative que pécuniaire des intéressés conformément aux dispositions statutaires et réglementaires en vigueur ; Sur proposition du Secrétaire Général à la Fonction Publique chargé du Personnel Actif ; Vu l’opportunité et la nécessité, A R R E T E : Article 1er : Sont admis sous-statut et nommés aux différents grades les Professionnels de Santé dont les noms, post-noms, prénoms et matricules suivent : I. 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