Article R821-45
The National Council and the Bureau shall keep a register of their proceedings. The minutes of each meeting shall be signed by the Chairman and the Secretary.
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The National Council and the Bureau shall keep a register of their proceedings. The minutes of each meeting shall be signed by the Chairman and the Secretary.
Daily allowances, excluding those paid under the combined application of articles L. 432-9 and L. 433-1 of the Social Security Code, are deducted from the remuneration received for vocational training…
…ciaries of the disabled adults' allowance, defined in article L. 821-1 of the social security code, and the compensation benefit, defined in…
…tled to, the department responsible for paying this remuneration or, where applicable, the Services and Payment Agency notifies the amount of remuneration paid for a vocational training course to the…
The calculation is made on a provisional basis during the first half of each year and on a definitive basis during the second half of the same year by allocating a lump sum of €4,000 for each film.
…are calculated for the selection at festivals of the cinematographic works mentioned in 1°, 2°, 3° and 6° of article 721-6 when the following conditions are met:1° The cinematographic work has not be…
Where the Articles of Association have not provided for a specific procedure, amendments to the Articles of Association are decided by a two-thirds majority of the members making up the Syndicate Comm…
…in a statement appended to the budget, a list of beneficiaries with, for each of them, the purpose and amount of the grant.The individualisation of appropriations or the list drawn up in accordance w…
…in a statement annexed to the budget, a list of beneficiaries with, for each of them, the purpose and amount of the grant.The individualisation of appropriations or the list drawn up in accordance w…
…eriod is limited to the same year to which that budget applies for the authorisation of expenditure and the issue of revenue vouchers.However, this period includes an additional period extending to th…
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