Article R211-11
The cinematographic exhibition permit is equivalent to authorisation for public performance of the works or documents throughout the territory of mainland France and the local authorities covered byar…
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The cinematographic exhibition permit is equivalent to authorisation for public performance of the works or documents throughout the territory of mainland France and the local authorities covered byar…
The Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée may initiate, implement and promote, alone or jointly, directly or through subsidiaries, any form of action, creation or production likely to contrib…
The following are set by decision of the board of directors of the establishment taken after consultation with the social administration committee: 1° The salary scale applicable to each of the catego…
Trailers that began to be shown before the work or document received its cinema licence are accompanied by a warning inviting viewers to check which category of audience they are intended for.
Within each category, advancement in step shall be from one step to the next higher step. The maximum number of servants eligible for advancement to the next higher grade in their category shall be de…
Approval derogating from some of the technical specifications required under article…
The application file for authorisation to operate a cinematographic entertainment establishment in respect of a cinema includes, in addition to the approval or the application file for approval of thi…
Each year, the Ombudsman sends an overall report on his activities to the Minister for Culture, the Minister for Justice and the Minister for the Economy.A copy of this report is sent to the Chairman…
The Cinema Ombudsman decides on the publication of his injunctions, in full or in extracts, in one or more newspapers of his choice. In the event of an administrative or judicial sanction issued after…
The technical specifications of cinemas and technical projection equipment, compliance with which is a condition for the approval of a cinema entertainment establishment under…
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