Article R212-7-2
The application for authorisation to develop a cinema is submitted either by the owner of the building or by a person who can prove that they have the right to build on the land or commercially exploi…
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The application for authorisation to develop a cinema is submitted either by the owner of the building or by a person who can prove that they have the right to build on the land or commercially exploi…
The application for authorisation is either sent to the Prefect by registered post with acknowledgement of receipt, or deposited with a receipt at the secretariat of the Commission Départementale d'Am…
Applicants may provide any additional information to support their application.
The application for authorisation must be accompanied by information and documents, the list of which is set by order of the Minister for Culture.
To enrol in a course, the candidate's application must be submitted to the training organisation, which will check it for compliance, one month before the date set for the candidate to start the cours…
No later than one month after the opening date of the session, the training body sends the Regional Director of Youth, Sport and Social Cohesion : 1° The list of host companies for each trainee and th…
All training organisations must comply with all the general and specific clauses of the specifications in order to be approved. An accredited training organisation is deemed to meet the general clause…
The national harmonisation provided for in article R. 212-10-18 is based on:-the regional directors of youth, sport and social cohesion, who are responsible for drawing up regional schedules of prereq…
When approving programming commitments, the Chairman of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée will take into account the subscriber's position in the catchment area(s) in which it operate…
…hibition and promotion of European cinematographic works and cinematographic works that are not widely distributed, in particular by reserving them a significant share of cinemas; 2° Guaranteeing plur…
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