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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 8: Relations with the State representative

Article L7122-30

At his request, the president of the assembly of French Guyana shall receive from the representative of the State in the territorial collectivity the information necessary for the exercise of his powe…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Clinical investigations

Article R5211-37

…for which the manufacturer must certify that all precautions have been taken to protect the health and safety of patients; 2° Inform the Director General of the Agence nationale de sécurité du médica…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Clinical investigations

Article R5211-38

…l draw up a declaration containing the information referred to in Articles R. 1123-37 to R. 1123-41 and certifying that the medical device concerned complies with the essential requirements defined in…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Section 1: Right to inspect goods, means of transport and persons.

Article 60-3

…es provided for in Article 60-2, customs officers may, at any time, visit goods, means of transport and persons present or moving in the places mentioned in the same Article 60-2, in order to investig…

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French Tourism CodeIn force
Chapter 1: Provisions relating to Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion.

Article L161-3

In the overseas regions and departments, the Regional Council and the General Council may by agreement create a single body to exercise the powers devolved to the Regional Tourism Committees and the D…

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French Tourism CodeIn force
Chapter 1: Provisions relating to Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion

Article L361-3

The rules relating to the allocation of tourism and hotel facilities in the coastal strip are set out in…

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French Tourism CodeIn force
Chapter 1: Provisions relating to Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion.

Article L441-3

The provisions of Books I to IV of this Part apply to Mayotte under the conditions and subject to the reservations set out in this chapter.

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 1: Organisation of sporting events and competitions on the public highway

Article A331-38

The persons proposed by the organisers of sporting events and competitions to indicate the right of way provided for in article R. 411-30 of the Highway Code are approved by the administrative authori…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 1: Organisation of sporting events and competitions on the public highway

Article A331-39

…s by means of a high-visibility waistcoat, as referred to in article R. 416-19 of the Highway Code, and be able to produce, at short notice, a copy of the order authorising the race.

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 1: Organisation of sporting events and competitions on the public highway

Article A331-37

Priority signs for a competition or sporting event authorised under the conditions set out in article R. 411-30 of the Highway Code are provided in accordance with the procedures set out in this sub-s…

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