Article L1271-14
The characteristics of the chèque emploi-service universel, as a special payment voucher, are determined by joint order of the ministers responsible for labour, social security and the economy.
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The characteristics of the chèque emploi-service universel, as a special payment voucher, are determined by joint order of the ministers responsible for labour, social security and the economy.
The disciplinary sanctions applicable to councillors are: 1° A reprimand; 2° Suspension for a period not exceeding six months; 3° Disqualification from holding the office of councillor for a maximum p…
…ied out on a deceased person in a state of brain death without their consent expressed during their lifetime or through the testimony of their family. However, if the deceased person is a minor, this…
The national blood transfusion master plan sets out the principles governing the organisation of blood transfusion in order to guarantee national self-sufficiency and health safety, in particular the…
The bodies carrying out the surveys and inspections provide the ministers responsible for health and construction and the representative of the State in the département with the information required t…
Any healthcare professional, healthcare establishment or medico-social establishment or service having observed either a healthcare-associated infection, including a nosocomial infection, or any serio…
Every two years, the national councils of the health professions' associations and the competent administrative authority will publish a report including the number of agreements subject to authorisat…
I.-Where the insured has the right to cancel the contract, notice of cancellation may be given, at the insured's choice :1° By letter or any other durable medium ;2° by a declaration made at the regis…
The insured may not surrender the insured items, unless otherwise agreed.
In the event of alienation or bareboat charter of the vessel, the insurance shall continue ipso jure in favour of the new owner or charterer, on condition that he informs the insurer within ten days a…
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