Organization
The Sector committee of the National Register consists of six permanent members and six substitutes, including:
- three external members;
- three Commission members.
The leading civil servant of the National Register can take part in the meetings of the Committee with an advisory vote.
In principle, the Committee meets at the Commission's offices every month. It has drawn up rules of procedure.
The President of the Committee is in charge of daily management and chairs the meetings. He makes sure that the Committee's decisions do not contradict the Commission's position in general. He can therefore suspend a Committee case and submit it to the Commission.
One of the Commission's civil servants is in charge of the secretarial work.
The Federal Public Service of the Interior gives legal and technical advice, thus preparing the treatment of requests for data from the National Register, and for authorization to use the identification number of the National Register. As provided for by law, the Federal Public Service of the Interior acts as managing body.
The Committee draws up an annual activity report.
