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Article R232-10

French Sports CodeIn force
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Updated 7 Nov 2023

The College of the French Anti-Doping Agency, referred to in

article L. 232-6

, deliberates on :

1° The annual budget and its modifications during the year ;

2° The financial account and the allocation of results;

3° The accounting and financial regulations;

4° Internal departmental regulations and rules of professional conduct;

5° General conditions for the conclusion of agreements;

6° General conditions for the investment of available funds;

7° Acquisitions, exchanges and disposals of property;

8° Loans;

9° donations and legacies

10° Transactions involving amounts in excess of a threshold set by the Board on a proposal from the Chairman;

11° The general terms and conditions for charging for services provided by the agency on behalf of third parties;

12° The general conditions of employment and recruitment of agents;

13° Terms and conditions of remuneration for testers called upon by the Agency to carry out tests;

14° Terms and conditions of remuneration of experts called upon by the Agency, in particular those who participate in the committee provided for by

article L. 232-2;

15° The list of doctors appointed to take part in the work of the committee referred to in 14°.

The decisions provided for in 6° and 9° are forwarded to the Ministers for Sport and the Budget for their information, within fifteen days of their adoption by the College.

The decisions provided for in 1°, 2°, 13° and 14°, as well as the decision setting the fees provided for in

article R. 232-82

, are forwarded without delay to the ministers responsible for sport and the budget. In the event of disagreement, the latter have fifteen days in which to ask the College for a new decision. The second deliberations are forwarded to the Ministers for information.

The deliberations provided for in 7° and 8° receive the express approval of the ministers responsible for sport and the budget.

The decision provided for in 3° is enforceable in the absence of opposition from the Minister for Sport or the Minister for the Budget within fifteen days of receipt.

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