Section 4: Shared functions

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Article R6132-19-4

French Public Health CodeIn force
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Updated 31 Oct 2023

I.-At the request of the directors of all the establishments belonging to the consortium, in consultation with the management boards, after obtaining the opinion of the medical commissions and technical committees of each establishment concerned, and after receiving a favourable opinion from the consortium's strategic committee, the director general of the regional health agency may, in the light of the intentions and capacities of all the establishments belonging to the consortium, authorise the drawing up of a single multiannual global financing plan. If there is no response within one month of receipt of the application, authorisation will be refused.

Without prejudice to the provisions of articles L. 6143-4, R. 6144-1, R. 6144-40, D. 6145-67, R. 6145-67-1 and R. 6145-69, the director of the supporting institution sets the single multi-annual global financing plan on behalf of the institutions concerned, following a favourable opinion from the strategic committee and an opinion from the grouping medical commission.

The provisions of this code governing the multiannual global financing plan for establishments, in particular its content, scope and the obligations to review and update it, set out in articles L. 6145-1, R. 6145-11, R. 6145-65, R. 6145-66, R. 6145-66-1, R. 6145-70 and R. 6145-78, apply to the single multiannual global financing plan.

II -The single multi-annual global financing plan is terminated :

1° Either at the initiative of the Director General of the Regional Health Agency, if he considers that the conditions under which the single multi-annual global financing plan was drawn up or communicated do not allow the financial situation of the establishments involved in the grouping to be assessed;

2° Or at the request of the director of one of the establishments concerned, in consultation with the management board of that establishment, after obtaining the opinion of the establishment's medical committee and technical committee. The director of the establishment making the request shall inform the strategic committee and the medical committee of the regional hospital grouping before referring the matter to the director general of the regional health agency.

The Director General of the Regional Health Agency sets the terms and conditions for withdrawal from the scheme and determines, in particular, its effective date, within six months of his decision.

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