French Public Health Code
In forceI.-The nominative lists referred to in Article L. 4322-2 group together the chiropodists who hold a training qualification or a licence to practise required to practise the profession, and who are employed by public or private organisations.
These lists are composed of the following identification data:
1° The surname and forenames of the professional concerned;
2° The last personal correspondence address of the professional held by the establishment or structure;
3° The date and place of birth of the professional;
4° The title, date and place of issue of the evidence of formal qualifications or authorisation to practise issued to the professional;
5° The electronic address at which the professional wishes to be contacted by the ordre for the transmission of the information provided for in the 2nd and 3rd paragraphs of II of this article and to meet the requirements of article L. 4001-2 of the Public Health Code.
This information is sent by the public or private bodies employing chiropodists to the National Council of the Order of Chiropodists, by electronic means, no later than the 15th of the first month of each calendar quarter. They are sent to the national council under conditions which guarantee the confidentiality of the data collected.
The format of the file containing this information is determined by the public interest grouping referred to inarticle L. 1111-24 of the Public Health Code.
The first transmission of this identification data is subject to prior information of the professional concerned by his or her employer.
II.-On the basis of information communicated by the National Council to each Regional or Inter-Regional Council of the Order concerned, this Council will identify those chiropodists who are not registered on the Register and will proceed with their provisional registration pending communication of the documents required to examine the case.
The Regional or Inter-Regional Council will immediately inform the professional and the structure of this provisional registration and will communicate to the chiropodist concerned the list of documents to be provided, within a period of four months, with a view to his or her registration on the Register. These documents are those listed in article R. 4112-1, subject to the modifications provided for in the second and third paragraphs of article R. 4323-1.
If the complete file is not sent within four months, the regional or inter-regional council will inform the professional, by any means, that it is unable to verify the conditions necessary for his definitive registration on the Register and that, in the absence of communication from him of the documents requested within one month, his provisional registration will automatically be terminated. The regional or inter-regional council of the Order will also inform the public or private body employing the chiropodist, as well as the national council. The regional or inter-regional council will no longer be able to implement this provisional registration procedure for the professional concerned.
III.-On receipt of the documents within the required timeframe, the regional or inter-regional council will examine the application and take a decision in accordance with the conditions and procedures set out in article R. 4112-2.
The decision taken by the regional or inter-regional council is notified to the chiropodist under the conditions and in accordance with the procedures laid down in article R. 4112-4. It is also notified to the public or private organisation employing the chiropodist concerned.
