Article R1413-16
The Director General is the chief authorising officer for the Agency's revenue and expenditure. He may appoint secondary authorising officers.
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The Director General is the chief authorising officer for the Agency's revenue and expenditure. He may appoint secondary authorising officers.
The Managing Director is appointed for a renewable term of three years. The age limit for the Director General is sixty-seven. He manages the agency. He performs all acts that are not reserved to the…
The Director General is assisted by at least one Deputy Director General who replaces him/her in the event of vacancy, absence or impediment. When the Agency has one or more pharmaceutical establishme…
The Director General organises the recruitment, training and equipment of healthcare reservists and, on behalf of the State, signs their recruitment contracts and the agreements referred to in article…
The specially-adapted unit within a healthcare establishment referred to in article L. 3214-1 deals with full hospitalisation, with or without their consent, of persons detained in prisons located in…
The provisions of articles R. 2131-2-A to R. 2131-4 are applicable to the transmission by electronic means of the acts of the region mentioned in article L. 4141-2.For the application of these provisi…
The results of the risk assessment are recorded in the single risk assessment document provided for in Article R. 4121-1.
The examining doctor must inform the person he is going to examine of his mission and the legal framework in which it is being carried out, and confine himself to this. He must be very circumspect in…
When entrusted with a mission, the medical expert must recuse himself if he considers that the questions put to him are not related to medical technique, to his knowledge, to his possibilities or that…
Before undertaking any expert examination, the medical expert must inform the person he is to examine of his mission and the legal framework in which his opinion is sought.
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