6. Resources allocated to the Contrôleur général in 2017 CGLPL figures at a glance - 61 members of staff, including 33 permanent employees - 7% management staff - 8% staff assuming a support role - 85% inspectors, including: - 48% permanent inspectors - 52% external inspectors, with collaborator status - 41% men - 59% women - 55 years old: average age (49 years old for permanent employees) - 4 years of seniority on average - 66% of staff arrived between 2014 and 2017 - 5.1m in budget (4m in staff appropriations and 1m in operating appropriations) 6.1 Stable human resources since 2015 The Finance Act for 2015 enabled the creation of three additional jobs owing to the new areas of competence bestowed by the legislation. The creation of two additional jobs had been anticipated in the 2015 management strategy and confirmed in the 2016 management strategy, bringing the institution's employment ceiling to 33 FTEs. With no new areas of competence, the CGLPL's employment structure is now confirmed. To ensure the performance of missions, the institution also works with 26 external inspectors. 6.1.1 Human resources: permanent positions and external staff, trainees and casual employees in 2017 Permanent positions and external staff On 13 March 2017, a prison commandant, a permanent inspector who retired at the end of 2016, was replaced by a prison services director. Two inspectors from the judges corps of the regular court system and a prison director returned to their original administration, which offered them positions with prospects of career promotion. They were replaced by staff from the same corps. However, the prison director's replacement did not arrive in 2017. Two contract inspectors in charge of case referrals also embarked on external mobility. A young legal expert, just starting out but very involved in the associations sphere, was recruited to replace one of the staff members who left. The second position, vacant right at the end of the year, was not filled in 2017. Two external inspectors ended their collaboration with the Contrôleur général des lieux de privation de liberté in 2017 for personal reasons. Two external inspectors, one psychiatrist working in 135