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L6332-6

Article L6332-6

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Updated 6 Nov 2023

A decree in the Conseil d'Etat shall determine the conditions for application of this section, as well as:

1° The rules relating to the constitution, powers and operation of skills operators;

2° The procedures for implementing the principle of transparency in the operation of the skills operator, particularly with regard to the equal treatment of companies, employees and providers of training or services falling within the scope of this book, particularly with regard to their obligations under article L. 6316-1 ;

3° The procedures for providing information, on each of the points mentioned in 1° and 2°, to companies that have contributed to the financing of vocational training and to training providers;

4° The conditions under which a provisional administrator may be appointed in the event of repeated malfunctioning or default by the skills operator, particularly in the event of failure by the operator to comply with payment deadlines, which are set at the thirtieth day following the date of receipt of supporting documents for the payment of training bodies in respect of costs relating to professionalisation contracts and apprenticeship contracts;

5° The conditions under which approval of the skills operator may be granted, refused or withdrawn, as well as, where applicable, the procedures for designation by the administrative authority, for the branches concerned, of a skills operator, having regard to the general interest constituted by the coherence and economic relevance of its field of intervention;

6° The rules applicable to any financial surpluses that the approved skills operator may have and the conditions for transferring these funds to France Compétences;

7° The conditions for using the payments and the operating procedures of the sections provided for in Article L. 6332-3 ;

8° The conditions for managing the payments mentioned in Article L. 6123-5;

9° The definition and procedures for setting the ceiling on expenditure that may be negotiated as part of the agreement provided for in article L. 6332-2 relating to the management, information and mission costs of skills operators.

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