Jean Boyer (politician)
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Jean Boyer | |
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| Senator for Haute-Loire | |
| In office 23 September 2001 – 2 November 2014 | |
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| Born | 4 January 1937 |
| Political party | Centrist Union, The Centrists |
Jean Boyer (born 4 January 1937)[1] at Puy-en-Velay (Haute-Loire),[2] is a French politician, member of The Centrists.
Biography[edit]
Boyer was born[1] in Blanzac, near Saint-Paulien (Haute-Loire), he began in the 1970s a career as a local elected representative. Mayor of Blanzac from 1971 to 1995.[2] In 1979 he became the general counsel of canton of Saint-Paulien.[2] Then, in 1985, he became the vice-president of the General Council of Haute-Loire,[2] then chaired by the centrist Jacques Barrot (UDF – CDS). He was also a member of the regional council of Auvergne from 1986 to 1998.[3]
In addition to his political activities, he holds various positions within the professional agricultural organizations. Vice-president of the Mutualité sociale agricole (1983),[2] president of the Conservatoire botanique national du Massif Central of Chavaniac-Lafayette (1996–2003),[2] he was appointed in 1996 member of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, of which he chairs the agriculture section and food until 2001.[2]
Candidate DVD in the 2001 senatorial elections, he defeated the outgoing Guy Vissac (RPR) and becomes a senator from Haute-Loire.[1] At the Senate, he specializes in agricultural issues and joins the group of the Centrist Union (UC),[1] of which he was elected vice-president.[4] In 2011, after having given up the vice-presidency of the General Council, he announced his intention to run for a new parliamentary mandate.[5] He was re-elected senator and elected secretary of the Senate in October 2011.
Member of the New UDF in the 2000s, he subsequently joined The Centrists, and in 2010 participated in the founding of the federation of Haute-Loire of the Centrist party.[6]
Jean Boyer is a knight of the Legion of Honor, an officer of the Ordre national du Mérite and commander of the Mérite agricole.[2]
He announced in January 2014 his intention to leave the Senate on the following 1 October to allow the election of his deputy, Olivier Cigolotti.[7]
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d Source: file on the html Senate site.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Source: Who's who notice.
- ^ Source: presentation-of-jean-boyer-senateur-de-haute-loire.html site of Jean Boyer.
- ^ Source: vice-president-of-the-centrist-group-of-senate article of Progress
- ^ Source: declare-finally-id109331.html Zoom article from here
- ^ Source: article from Zoom from here Archived 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ fr / politics / 2014/01/10 / jean-boyer-I-resign-from-my-post-senator-on-October 1, Le Progrès, 10 January 2014
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