Article R1313-5
The term of office for members of the Board of Directors is three years. It may be renewed. The qualified person mentioned in 5° is appointed by order of the supervisory ministers. The staff represent…
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The term of office for members of the Board of Directors is three years. It may be renewed. The qualified person mentioned in 5° is appointed by order of the supervisory ministers. The staff represent…
Officials authorised in accordance with articles R. 1312-2 to R. 1312-4 shall take the following oath before the judicial court within whose jurisdiction their administrative residence is located:"I s…
The bodies responsible for toxicovigilance are responsible for : 1° To monitor, within their area of competence, in liaison with the regional health agencies, human intoxications falling within the sc…
The groups undertake: Not to carry out any advertising, except in professional journals and newsletters; To indicate in their correspondence and on all documents drawn up by them their status as appro…
The documents and instruments referred to in Article L. 628-2 are communicated without delay by the Registrar to the Public Prosecutor.
Creditors registered on behalf of a previous owner and holding a resale right or on behalf of the entrepreneur on an asset included in the assets in question as security for a claim affecting another…
The regime applicable to régies endowed with legal personality and financial autonomy and entrusted with the operation of a public service of an administrative nature is that of the municipality that…
Prior to setting the measures provided for in article R. 2225-4, a communal external fire defence scheme may be drawn up by the mayor.This scheme, drawn up in accordance with the departmental regulati…
Allocations to provisions made under the conditions defined in articles R. 2321-2 and R. 2321-3 also constitute compulsory expenditure for the caisses des écoles.
Subject to the provisions of article R. 518-3, the provisions relating to the posts of head of department, deputy director, high-level expert and project director in State administrations are applicab…
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