Article R4127-309
Midwives must have suitable facilities and sufficient technical means at their place of practice. Under no circumstances may midwives practise their profession in conditions that may compromise the sa…
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Midwives must have suitable facilities and sufficient technical means at their place of practice. Under no circumstances may midwives practise their profession in conditions that may compromise the sa…
The midwife must respect the right of all persons to choose freely their practitioner, midwife or doctor, and the establishment where they wish to receive care or give birth; she must facilitate the e…
Midwives carry out their duties with respect for life and the human person. It is their duty to assist the competent authorities in their efforts to protect health.
Midwives may not alienate their professional independence in any form whatsoever.The midwife's remuneration may not be based on standards of productivity, hourly output or any other criterion which wo…
Midwives have an obligation to maintain and improve their professional knowledge, in accordance with the obligation of continuing professional development provided for in articles L. 4153-1 and L. 415…
The modelling agency is considered to be in default, within the meaning of article L. 7123-19, when, at the end of a period of fifteen days following receipt of a formal notice, it has not paid all or…
Any information or advertising, where authorised, must be truthful, fair and formulated with tact and moderation.
Any import or export of gametes or germinal tissue is subject to the following information being affixed to the external packaging, in addition to the information mentioned in 4° to 7° of Article R. 2…
The deliberations of the Board of Directors of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée of a regulatory nature shall be published in the Bulletin officiel du cinéma et de l'image animée, in…
The chargeable event for the tax provided for in article 300 bis is the completion of the calendar year during which the matchmaking service referred to in the same article 300 bis is provided in Fran…
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