Article L222-2-11
A professional athlete who participates freely, on his own behalf, in a sporting competition is presumed not to be bound to the organiser of the competition by a contract of employment. The presumptio…
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A professional athlete who participates freely, on his own behalf, in a sporting competition is presumed not to be bound to the organiser of the competition by a contract of employment. The presumptio…
Through their behaviour and activities, supporters and supporters' associations contribute to the smooth running of sporting events and competitions and help to promote the values of sport.
…ers and bodies concerned, initiates and coordinates preventive, medical surveillance, research and educational actions implemented with the assistance, in particular, of the National Sports Agency, sp…
For the purposes of Section 4 of Chapter II of this Title, an attempt to commit an offence under the provisions of this Title shall be deemed to have been made if, after it has begun to be committed,…
…among the nine members of the Board and the person mentioned in 1° of II of article L. 241-1, is reduced as much as possible in order to obtain an equal number of women and men. At the same time as t…
During the tests provided for in articles L. 232-12 to L. 232-16, it is forbidden: 1° To evade taking a sample; 2° To refuse, without valid justification, to take a sample after being notified of the…
…eration or a body that it has set up, or if he has been required to exercise one of these functions during the previous year; 2° If, during the past year, he is or was a shareholder or partner in a co…
The procedures for applying articles L. 222-7, L. 222-8 and L. 222-15 to L. 222-19 are defined by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
It is forbidden for any person to aid or abet, or attempt to aid or abet, a violation of the anti-doping rules.
…on to be part of a Registered Testing Pool created by the latter, who ceases to belong to this pool due to the decision taken by the person concerned to definitively abandon competition, must inform t…
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