Subsection 2: Time savings account.

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Article R6152-807-4

French Public Health CodeIn force
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Updated 31 Oct 2023

I. - The days mentioned in 2° of Article R. 6152-807-2 are maintained on the time savings account subject to the cumulative conditions listed in 1° and 2° below:

1° The annual increase in the number of days registered above the threshold mentioned in article R. 6152-807-1 does not exceed a ceiling set by a joint order of the ministers in charge of health, the civil service and the budget.

2° The total number of days recorded in the account does not exceed an overall ceiling set by the same order.

II - On the grounds of the need for continuity or permanence of care as set out in a report drawn up by the director of the establishment and in consideration of the staffing situation of the structure to which the practitioners concerned are assigned, the director general of the regional health agency may authorise, after consultation with the joint regional commission and for a maximum period of three years, an overrun of the ceiling for annual growth of the time savings account of these practitioners. A request for conciliation before the regional joint committee may be submitted to the director of the establishment by the practitioners concerned.

When the Director General of the Regional Health Agency is informed by the Director of the establishment of a request for conciliation made by practitioners on the basis of the first paragraph of II of this article, he entrusts this conciliation task to the Regional Joint Committee, in accordance with the provisions of Article R. 6152-326 of this Code.

The Director General of the Regional Health Agency may, under the same conditions, authorise the ceiling provided for in 2° of this article to be exceeded, with effect from a date set by a joint order of the Ministers of Health, the Civil Service and the Budget and provided that this excess does not exceed a maximum number of days set by the same order.

III - The days maintained on the time savings account under I and II may be used in the form of leave, taken under the same conditions as those mentioned in articles R. 6152-807 and R. 6152-807-1.

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