Dominique Bussereau , born the July 13rd 1952 with Turns in Indre-et-Loire, is a French politician, called " Bubu" by its close friends.
He is since May 18th, 2007 Secretary of State to Transport, near the minister for Ecology, the Development and Installation durable, in the government Francois Fillon (renewed in the government Francois Fillon 2 on June 19th, 2007).
Biography
His/her father was a railwayman, he would always have on him key the SNCF of his father, like a kind of talisman.
Former student of the Institute of political studies of Paris, it leaves prize winner there the section public service. He was:
- operations manager with the ministry for the Interior of 1976 at 1978,
- adviser technical with the ministry for the youth of 1978 with 1979,
- general secretary of the Québécois Office for the youth of 1979 with 1982,
- attached to the commercial department of the SNCF of 1982 with 1983,
- directing of the foreign relations of the National college of business of Paris of 1984 with 1986,
- to advise in companies of 1986 with 1993,
- since 2000, he is also lecturer to the IEP from Paris.
Political career
Member of the national office of the young independent republicans (1973-1974); social and liberal Generation, GSL, movement of the young people giscardiens chair (1974-1977); operations manager with the cabinet of Michel Poniatowski, minister of state, Minister of Interior Department (1976-1977); with the cabinet of Christian Bonnet, Minister of Interior Department (1977-1978); secretary of the political office of the Republican party (1977-1986); adviser technical with the cabinet of Jean-Pierre Soisson, Minister for Youth, the Sports and the Leisures (1978-1979); general secretary of the French and Quebec office for youth (1979-1982); attache with the commercial department travellers of the SNCF (1982-1983); operations manager at the national federation of the Republican party (1983-1984); Very near to Jean-Pierre Raffarin with which it animated several movements giscardiens and created pdf, Dominique Bussereau east cofounder and member of the political party UMP. secretary of the political office of the Republican party (1977-1986); national secretary of the Republican party in charge of transport (1993); coordinator of deputies pdf to the National Assembly; national secretary of the pdf (1995); chair Predicted, interdepartmental research program in the surface transports (1996-2000); chair association Avenir transport (1996-2002); assistant general secretary of liberal Democracy (1998-2000); university lecturer with the IEP of Paris (2000-2007); chair Accounts center of the territorial public function of the Charente-Maritime (2000-2007); former administrator of RF and ASF; treasurer of UMP, Union for the presidential majority (until 2002);
Elective career
From 1983 to 1989, he is elected assistant of the mayor of Royan (Charente-Maritime).
Since 1985, he is elected General adviser UDF then DLL then UMP of the Canton of Royan-Is (Charente-Maritime).
In 1989, it is elected Maire Saint-Georges-with-Didonne (first assistant of the mayor, when he becomes Secretary of State in 2002).
He is elected regional adviser Poitou-Charentes, elected of Charente-Maritime of 1992 to 1993 and March in April 2004. He is the president of the Accounts center of the territorial public function of the Charente-Maritime (since 2000).
He is elected initially appointed UDF then DLL then UMP of the 4th district of the Charente-Maritime (elected into 1986,1993,1997,2002 and 2007 (51,73%).
Ministerial career
In May 2002, it is named Secretary of State to Transport, and in June 2002 Secretary of State to Transport and the sea, near the Minister for the Equipment, transport, housing, tourism and the sea.
It becomes then Secretary of State to the Budget and the budgetary reform in March 2004.
In November 2004, it is named Ministre Agriculture, food, fishing and rurality.
In 2007 it is named under the government Francois Fillon 1 (renewed in the government Francois Fillon 2 on June 19th, 2007) Secretary of State in charge of transport.
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