Rome, 16 Sept. (LaPresse) – The CSM plenary session has given the green light to the resolution introducing psycho-aptitude tests for magistrates. The measure will be preceded by a trial phase: according to the resolution of the Sixth Committee, a panel of academics will draw up the tests, which must then be approved by the Council. The tests will also form part of the oral examination in the next recruitment competition. Six councillors abstained from the vote. The assessment will cover five areas: cognitive, emotional, interpersonal, ethical and values-based, and organisational. The scheme, developed by experts, will be fully implemented in 2028.
CSM: Plenary Session Approves Resolution on Psychological and Aptitude Tests for Magistrates
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Rome, 16 Sept. (LaPresse) – The CSM plenary session has given the green light to the resolution introducing psycho-aptitude tests for magistrates. The measure will be preceded by a trial phase: according to the resolution of the Sixth Committee, a panel of academics will draw up the tests, which must then be approved by the Council. The tests will also form part of the oral examination in the next recruitment competition. Six councillors abstained from the vote. The assessment will cover five areas: cognitive, emotional, interpersonal, ethical and values-based, and organisational. The scheme, developed by experts, will be fully implemented in 2028.
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