Article R3223-3
Each year, the Committee appoints its Chairman from among its members by secret ballot. In the event of a tie, the oldest member is declared elected.
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Each year, the Committee appoints its Chairman from among its members by secret ballot. In the event of a tie, the oldest member is declared elected.
The Committee shall visit the approved establishments referred to in Article L. 3222-1 at least twice a year.For these visits, the number of committee members may be limited to two.In order to carry o…
The Committee's deliberations are valid when three of its members, including at least one doctor, are present.In the event of a tie, the Chairman has the casting vote.A member of the Commission may no…
The Committee meets at least once every three months, convened by its Chairman. Minutes of the meeting are drawn up and only the members of the Committee receive them. In order to carry out its duties…
The Prefect will determine the location of the Commission's headquarters. The commission's secretariat is provided by the regional health agency. The members of the secretariat are bound by profession…
Commission members are appointed for renewable three-year terms. In the event of death, resignation or inability to carry out their duties during their term of office, they are replaced in the same wa…
References made by provisions of the present code applicable in New Caledonia to provisions relating to civil procedure are applicable there only if there is a locally applicable provision having the…
…n force on the day following the publication of the decree no. 2009-234 of 25 February 2009;3° Book III, with the exception of Articles R. 310-1 à R. 310-19, R. 321-1 to R. 321-73 ;4° Title V of Book…
References to registration with the Trades Register and the National Business Register as a business in the trades and crafts sector are replaced by references to registration made in accordance with…
In the absence of adaptation, references made by provisions of this code applicable in New Caledonia, to provisions which are not applicable there, are replaced by references to provisions with the sa…
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