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Article R6147-94

French Public Health CodeIn force
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Updated 31 Oct 2023

The Board of Directors is composed as follows:

1° As representatives of the local authorities:

a) The mayor of Nanterre or the representative appointed by him, chairman;

b) A representative of the municipality of Nanterre, elected from among its members by the municipal council;

c) A representative of the Greater Paris metropolitan area, elected from among its members by the metropolitan council;

d) A representative of the City of Paris, elected from among its members by the Paris City Council;

e) The President of the Hauts-de-Seine Departmental Council or the representative he/she appoints;

2° As representatives of the establishment's medical and non-medical staff:

a) One member of the establishment's medical committee, appointed by the latter;

b) One member of the establishment's social committee, appointed by the latter;

c) One member of the nursing, re-education and medico-technical care committee, appointed by the latter;

d) Two members appointed by the most representative trade union organisations on the basis of the results obtained in the elections to the establishment's technical committee;

3° As qualified personalities:

a) Two members appointed by the Director General of the Regional Health Agency on the basis of their expertise in the health or social field;

b) One member appointed by the Prefect of Ile-de-France on the basis of their expertise in the field of accommodation and social inclusion;

c) Two user representatives belonging to the associations mentioned in Article L. 1114-1, appointed by the Prefect of Hauts-de-Seine;

4° In an advisory capacity:

a) The Prefect of Police or his representative;

b) The Prefect of Hauts-de-Seine or his representative.

c) The Director General of the Agence Régionale de Santé or his representative;

d) The Director of the Caisse Primaire d'Assurance Maladie des Hauts-de-Seine or his representative.

The Director and the Chairman of the Commission Médicale d'Établissement attend meetings of the Board of Directors. The Director carries out the Board's deliberations.

The Board of Directors elects a Vice-Chairman from among the members mentioned in 1° and 3°.

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