Canary Islands Government Appoints Evaluation Panel for Superior Archivist Corps

Overview

The Canary Islands government has appointed the members of the evaluation panel for the upcoming competitive exam to join the Superior Archivist Corps, specialized in archival studies. This exam forms part of the government’s ongoing effort to fill civil service positions under the 2021 employment plan and aims to attract qualified professionals to work in public administration.

Selection Process

The selection process involves a fair and transparent system, including a public draw for the panel members, ensuring impartiality and broad representation.

"The appointed board comprises a president, core officials, and external experts from local administrative bodies, all with suitable academic backgrounds aligned with the position."

Composition of the Panel

• President
• Core officials
• External experts from local administrative bodies

• All members have suitable academic backgrounds aligned with the position.

Broader Reforms and Legal Framework

These moves are part of broader reforms to streamline hiring procedures and improve efficiency in public sector staffing.

Changes introduced by Law 2/2025 also modify criteria for the evaluation panels, including provisions for substitutes to ensure continuity.

Significance of the Appointment

The appointment of the tribunal underscores the government's commitment to transparent and merit-based recruitment, crucial for maintaining public trust and attracting skilled professionals.

Benefits to Residents

Residents working within or interacting with administrative institutions will benefit from these improved staffing procedures, which promise:

• Better government service quality
• Increased accountability

This latest step highlights ongoing efforts to modernize public sector recruitment in the Canary Islands.