Article R212-6
The Departmental Cinematographic Development Commission is set up by prefectoral decree, published in the Recueil des actes administratifs.
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The Departmental Cinematographic Development Commission is set up by prefectoral decree, published in the Recueil des actes administratifs.
Approval may be withdrawn following an adversarial procedure in the event of a breach of the conditions required for its issue.
In the event of conciliation, the mediator draws up a report, signed by him and by the parties involved, recording the conciliation, specifying the measures to be taken to put an end to the disputed s…
…tion is called a "computer ticket"; 3° Or, if the spectator is not given a ticket, in the recording and storage, in an approved computerised ticketing system, of the data relating to the spectator's a…
Each authorised federation keeps an up-to-date list of the associations and similar bodies affiliated to it.
…as such, on the list provided for in…
The application for definitive approval is submitted by the executive production company once the final work carried out in France has been completed.
…xpenditure on executive production of cinematographic or audiovisual works are set out in Articles 46 quater-0 ZY bis to 46 quater-0 ZY septies of Annex III to the General Tax Code.
The application for final approval must be accompanied by the following information and supporting documents: 1° A copy of the final contract concluded between the French executive production company…
…cutive production company. The final approval decision states that, in the light of the information and supporting documents mentioned in Article…
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