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A reservist customs officer who suffers damage during periods of employment or training in the reserve and, in the event of death, his dependants, shall be entitled, at the expense of the State, to fu…
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A reservist customs officer who suffers damage during periods of employment or training in the reserve and, in the event of death, his dependants, shall be entitled, at the expense of the State, to fu…
A decree of the Conseil d'Etat shall determine the conditions of application of this chapter.
I. The customs administration is authorised to communicate the information it holds on foreign trade and financial relations with other ministerial departments and the Banque de France which, through…
Customs officers and all persons whose duties or responsibilities require them to carry out functions in any capacity whatsoever at the central administration or in the external customs services or wh…
In accordance with articles L. 114-16-1 to L. 114-16-3 of the Social Security Code, customs officers are authorised to communicate and receive any documents or information useful in combating social s…
Customs officials and officials under the authority of the Minister for Energy are authorised to provide each other, on request or spontaneously, with all information and documents held or collected i…
Customs officers and officers placed under the authority of the Minister for Industry or the Minister for Defence and tasked with implementing the Paris Convention of 13 January 1993 on the Prohibitio…
Customs officers in reserve may carry out temporary back-up duties at the request of the officials under whose authority they are placed, or specialist duties corresponding to their professional quali…
For the purposes of carrying out their duties, specialised assistants seconded or made available by the Customs and Excise Administration pursuant to article 706 of the Code of Criminal Procedure have…
The agents of the Ministry responsible for the environment appointed to implement the national strategy to combat imported deforestation, provided for in article L. 110-6 of the Environment Code, and…
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