Article L2333-54
In municipalities that carry out actions to promote tourism, the municipal council may institute a levy on the gross gaming revenue in casinos. The maximum rate of levies operated by municipalities on…
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In municipalities that carry out actions to promote tourism, the municipal council may institute a levy on the gross gaming revenue in casinos. The maximum rate of levies operated by municipalities on…
A polling station is set up to oversee all electoral operations and the counting of votes. In particular, it shall ensure: 1° The implementation of security measures designed to guarantee the secrecy…
Voters who have exercised their right to vote by remote electronic means are no longer eligible to vote by post.
The service provider acting on behalf of the Minister for Labour mentioned in 2° of Article R. 2122-14 shall set up a processing centre located on French territory for the postal voting and remote ele…
Each candidate trade union organisation at national and cross-industry level may appoint five delegates who are authorised to monitor all voting operations and to have any observations noted in the mi…
Remote electronic voting and postal voting systems are subject to an independent assessment prior to their implementation. The expert is appointed by the services of the minister responsible for labou…
The polling station is assisted by a technical committee comprising the independent expert provided for in article R. 2122-54 and two members appointed by order of the Minister for Labour.
The polling station is chaired by a serving or honorary judge of the judiciary, appointed by the president of the social division of the Cour de cassation. It also comprises: 1° Two assessors who are…
For the application of the legislative provisions of Book V to the Wallis and Futuna Islands: 1° In article L. 2512-1, 2° is worded as follows: "2° A legal instrument such as an international agreemen…
For the application in the French Southern and Antarctic Territories of the legislative provisions of Book V: 1° In article L. 2512-1, 2° is worded as follows: "2° A legal instrument such as an intern…
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