French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Section 3: Wanted persons file
Article R40-38
The wanted persons file referred to in article 230-19 is governed by decree no. 2010-569 of 28 May 2010.
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The wanted persons file referred to in article 230-19 is governed by decree no. 2010-569 of 28 May 2010.
When an order is placed, or at the latest on delivery, the organisation that finances all or part of a special payment instrument referred to in B of Article L. 1271-1 pays the issuer the equivalent v…
Each year, the organisation that finances all or part of the special payment vouchers mentioned in B of article L. 1271-1 issues a tax certificate to the beneficiary of the services paid for by these…
The network of service providers is made up of the persons mentioned in articles L. 1271-1, L. 7232-1, L. 7232-1-1 and L. 7232-1-2.In order to be affiliated to the network, authorised, approved or dec…
The purpose of the services referred to in 3° of B of Article L. 1271-1 offered to beneficiaries of special payment vouchers by the specialised organisations and institutions referred to in Article L.…
I. - The establishments and organisations mentioned in 3° of Article R. 1211-32 appoint at least one local biovigilance correspondent and a deputy. As soon as they are appointed, the identity, status,…
Without prejudice to the obligation referred to in Article L. 1413-14: 1° Any healthcare professional practising in an establishment or structure with a local biovigilance correspondent who is aware o…
The establishments and organisations mentioned in 3° of Article R. 1211-32 organise the implementation of the local biovigilance system, in particular by providing professionals with the tools they ne…
Each establishment or organisation mentioned in a or c of 3° of Article R. 1211-32, ensures that a procedure is put in place to prevent the use of the elements, products or derivatives mentioned in 1°…
I. - The local biovigilance correspondent is responsible for : 1° Ensuring that surveillance of incidents and adverse reactions is set up by healthcare professionals involved in the activities mention…
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