Article R613-46-6
…lation (EU) No 575/2013; 2° The amounts of other commitments that may be used for internal bail-in; 3° For the own funds and commitments mentioned in 1° and 2° respectively: a) Their composition, incl…
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…lation (EU) No 575/2013; 2° The amounts of other commitments that may be used for internal bail-in; 3° For the own funds and commitments mentioned in 1° and 2° respectively: a) Their composition, incl…
…the expected number of trainees; 2° The conditions for setting up and running the training courses; 3° The technical supervision enabling, in particular, the training time used as a basis for the Stat…
…a period of one month following service of the document with the date on which this period expires; 3° The designation of the enforcement judge of the debtor's domicile, competent to rule on the dispu…
I.-Police measures ordered by the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution shall be published in the official register of the authority when they concern breaches of: 1° the rules intended to…
Any person who, having consented to medically assisted procreation, does not recognise the resulting child is liable to both the mother and the child. In addition, his paternity is judicially declared…
…donor ; 2° The results of the biological analyses and screening tests carried out on the donation; 3° The identification of the blood establishment to which the prepared unit was sent, when the unit…
…ve hours for arrondissement mayors; 2° Fifty-two and a half hours for deputy arrondissement mayors; 3° Ten and a half hours for arrondissement councillors.
…p ;2° Elected representatives of the heads of internal structures, departments and functional units;3° Elected representatives of permanent practitioners from establishments belonging to the consortiu…
…icle R. 4351-29: 1° Installing the patient ; 2° Preparing the equipment needed to obtain the image; 3° adjusting and activating the equipment; 4° Collecting the image and processing it, limited, in th…
…the following order of priority: 1° Requests that have already been deferred; 2° Family situation; 3° Length of service with the company.
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