French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 3: Local authority property
Article L2573-34
The articles L. 2242-1 to L. 2242-4 are applicable to the communes of French Polynesia.
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The articles L. 2242-1 to L. 2242-4 are applicable to the communes of French Polynesia.
…the premises so requires, an intermediate sign may be provided. These signs must be displayed discreetly. Midwives must take into account the recommendations issued by the Conseil national de l'ordre…
The midwife shall mention on her prescription forms and on her other professional documents: 1° Her surname, first names, professional postal and electronic addresses, telephone numbers and identifica…
…ivity to the public, in particular on a website, must include information on the fees charged, the methods of payment accepted and the obligations laid down by law to allow everyone access to preventi…
…t departmental council. The latter shall check that it complies with the provisions of this Code of Ethics and, where applicable, with the clauses of standard contracts drawn up either by agreement be…
…professionals. The midwife must take all steps, and justify these steps, to ensure the quality, safety and continuity of care at all these practice sites. The application to open a separate place of…
…one of her colleagues for a period of more than three months must not, for a period of two years, set up in a practice where she may enter into direct competition with the midwife whom she has replac…
…ng to the practice of the profession of midwife must be in writing. Any association or partnership between midwives with a view to practising the profession must be the subject of a written contract w…
A midwife may not move into a building where another midwife is practising without the latter's agreement or, failing that, without the authorisation of the Conseil Départemental de l'Ordre. Such auth…
A midwife may not have her practice managed by another midwife.However, in the event of the death of a midwife, the departmental council may authorise another midwife to run her practice for a period…
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