Article D1123-36
The Chairman sets the agenda for the meetings. The Chairman informs the Director General for Health, who may request that new items be added to the agenda. Opinions are adopted by a simple majority of…
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The Chairman sets the agenda for the meetings. The Chairman informs the Director General for Health, who may request that new items be added to the agenda. Opinions are adopted by a simple majority of…
Members' duties are performed free of charge and entitle them to travel and subsistence allowances under the conditions laid down in the regulations applicable to civil servants.
…ommune assuming a share of the annual debt repayments relating to loans contracted by the syndicate during the period when the commune was a member. When these loans are the subject of a measure likel…
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…
…d list of service providers accessible to all.At the end of each year, the legal entities and individual entrepreneurs mentioned in Articles L. 7232-1, L. 7232-1-1 and L. 7232-1-2 issue a certificate…
…o online services for managing dematerialised vouchers and facilitate contact between private individuals and their employees or service providers. More generally, they make it possible to improve the…
…édecine by the head of the structure in which the correspondent and his/her alternate perform their duties. The provisions of this sub-section also apply to the deputy of the local biovigilance corres…
…ich, on the basis of the information in their possession, appears to be related to the elements, products or derivatives mentioned in 1° of I of Article R. 1211-29 or to the activities mentioned in 2°…
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