Who are the 15 elected vice-presidents of the Normandy Regional Council?

By Philippe Rifflet Published on Liberté Caen See my news

After an hour's break and a quick lunch, the Normandy Regional Council resumed its session to appoint its vice-presidents under the chairmanship of Hervé Morin, freshly re-elected that morning.

Voting error without consequence

To begin with, it is the election of the members of the standing committee. The majority of Hervé Morin wins, of course, but even collects an additional vote than his number of elected officials. Voting error with the electronic box that prevails today in the hemicycle?

This vote does not change the balance in the distribution of seats reassures the President to the address of Mélanie Boulanger (PS-EELV).

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Only the regional majority presented a list of vice-presidential candidates.

The 15 vice-presidents

1st vice-president: Sophie Gaugain, Economic development and companies, CSR2nd: David Margueritte, Employment, training and guidance3rd: Clotilde Eudier, Agriculture, fishing and forestry4th: Bertrand Deniaud, High schools and education5th: Virginie Carolo-Lutrot, Budget and finance6th: Jean -Baptiste Gastinne, Mobility and transport7th: Marie-Agnès Poussier-Winsback, Tourism, attractiveness and boating8th: Guy Lefranc, Regional planning and health9th: Julie Barenton-Guillas, Higher education, research10th: Rodolphe Thomas, City, social cohesion and security11th: Catherine Gourney-Leconte, General Affairs, Human Resources and Community Resources12th: Patrick Gomont, Culture and Heritage13th: Aline Louisy-Louis, Sport and Youth14th: Hubert Dejean De La Batie, Environmental and Energy Transition15th: François-Xavier Priollaud, Europe, international, influence of Normandy

Four new vice-presidents

Four newcomers are entering the vice-presidents, four women in this case: Virginie Carolo-Lutrot, elected in Seine-Maritime, Julie Barenton-Guillas (Manche), Catherine Gourney-Leconte (Calvados), Aline Louisy- Louis (Seine Maritime).

Mélanie Boulanger criticizes the majority for leaving no room for the opposition in certain commissions that are fundamental to the functioning of the community. An argument swept aside by Hervé Morin who considers that when it comes to organizations financed by the Region, he must retain the majority on the subject.

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