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By NM with agencies
The Minister of Labour François Rebsamen, who announced his intention to resign on August 19 the government was re-elected mayor of Dijon Monday during a city council after the death July 27 Alain Millot .
A post already occupied for 13 years . Elected on the first ballot by an absolute majority, François Rebsamen, 64, found the seat he held from 2001 to 2014, before leaving his place to his first deputy Alain Millot to enter the government. On July 30, after the death of the latter, the Minister of Labour had expressed a desire to return to the head of the city.
“Mayor, this is the most beautiful mandates,” said he said after the poll for which he had an opponent, a candidate of the National Front who garnered two votes. Eleven blank ballots were counted. “I made a commitment to come back, well I’m back,” said the minister Installed in the chair of mayor, after having a “first thought” to its predecessor, has died.
For 17 hours, it should also find the seat of President of the Grand Dijon, previously occupied by Alain Millot.
Conduct. François Rebsamen, to avoid the dual mandate, will resign from his government post on 19 August. “I will give my resignation on August 19 at the end of the next Council of Ministers’, François Rebsamen said Monday. “There is a huge misunderstanding: I have never considered accumulate loads mayor of Dijon and Labour Minister I know very well that you can not do both and I have never considered.” , he added.
The ministers have one month to ensure compliance with Article 4 of the code of ethics of the members of government on the non-accumulation of.
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