Real Decreto 637/2010, de 14 de mayo, por el que se prevé la incorporación de los deportistas de alto nivel a las Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad del Estado. | BOE-A-2010-8322 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 637/2010, de 14 de mayo, por el que se prevé la incorporación de los deportistas de alto nivel a las Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad del Estado.

This provision says high-level athlete status must be treated as a merit in certain selection tests and in competitions for posts related to physical and sports activities.

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Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-2010-8322
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Language
es
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This provision says high-level athlete status must be treated as a merit in certain selection tests and in competitions for posts related to physical and sports activities. In selection processes for entry to the National Police Corps and Civil Guard, if specific merits are assessed, high-level athlete status earned within the last five years must be counted as a merit. In merit competitions for certain Police and Civil Guard posts, prior high-level athlete status is counted as a merit. Los procesos selectivos y concursos indicados deben contar como mérito la condición de deportista de alto nivel, dentro de un plazo de cinco años desde la convocatoria. This provision repeals Annex III of Order INT/4008/2005 and any lower-ranking rules that conflict with this Royal Decree.