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Article L4422-5-1

French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
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Updated 7 Nov 2023

The President of the Assembly of Corsica may decide that the meeting of the Assembly is to be held in several places by videoconference.

When the meeting of the Assembly of Corsica is held by videoconference, the quorum is assessed on the basis of the presence of councillors in the various places by videoconference.

Votes may only be taken by public ballot. If a request for a secret ballot is adopted, the Chairman will postpone the agenda item to a later meeting, which may not be held by videoconference. The public ballot may be organised either by roll call or by electronic ballot, under conditions that guarantee its sincerity. In the event of a tie, the Chairman has the casting vote. The president announces the result of the vote, which is recorded in the minutes along with the names of those who voted.

The meeting of the Assembly of Corsica may not be held in several places by videoconference for the election of the president and the permanent committee, nor for the adoption of the budget, the administrative account, nor for the application of articles L. 4132-21 and L. 4132-22. The Assembly of Corsica meets in the same place at least once every six months.

When the Assembly of Corsica meets in the same place at least once every six months. When the meeting of the Assembly of Corsica is held wholly or partially by videoconference, it is broadcast live to the public on the website of the Corsican regional authority. When venues are made available by the Assembly of Corsica for the holding of one of its meetings by videoconference, each of them is accessible to the public.

When the meeting of the Assembly of Corsica is held entirely or partially by videoconference, it is broadcast live to the public on the website of the Corsican regional authority. When a meeting of the Assembly of Corsica is held in whole or in part by videoconference, this is mentioned in the notice convening the meeting.

The rules of procedure shall lay down the practical arrangements for holding meetings in several places by videoconference.

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