Mayotte extends application period for public inquiry commissioners until November 4, 2026, to support growing development projects.
Extension of application period
The prefecture of Mayotte has extended the deadline for applying to become a public inquiry commissioner until November 4, 2026, giving more time for interested individuals to submit their applications.Role of public inquiry commissioners
Public inquiry commissioners are responsible for conducting procedures that allow residents to learn about, comment on, and provide feedback on major projects affecting their local area. These commissioners ensure the public is informed and that their opinions are collected and shared with decision-makers.Importance of the role
The role requires independence, impartiality, and the ability to listen, analyze, and write clearly. At the end of each inquiry, commissioners prepare a report with reasoned conclusions that help authorities make informed decisions.Eligibility and requirements
Anyone, whether currently working or retired, can apply as long as they show an interest in the environment and territorial planning, along with strong listening and writing skills. Applicants must be available, objective, and able to carry out their duties independently.How to apply
Applications must include a completed form, a CV, a motivation letter, and a copy of an identity document. They should be sent by registered mail with a return receipt to the Mayotte prefecture. All necessary details are available on the prefecture’s website.