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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Title I: GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article L410-1

In accordance with article L. 237-1, the provisions of articles L. 414-4 to L. 414-9 are applicable to foreign nationals whose situation is governed by Book II.

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Title IV: WAITING AREA

Article L340-1

In accordance with article L. 223-1, the provisions of this Title apply to foreign nationals whose situation is governed by Book II.

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Section 2: The General Council

Article L142-3

I. - The General Council of the Banque de France comprises :1° The Governor and the two Deputy Governors of the Banque de France ;2° Two members appointed by the President of the National Assembly and…

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Section 2: The General Council

Article L142-2

The General Council administers the Banque de France. It deliberates on matters relating to the management of the Banque de France's activities other than those falling within the remit of the Europea…

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Chapter III: Report to the President of the Republic - Parliamentary scrutiny

Article L143-1

The Governor of the Banque de France shall submit to the President of the Republic and to Parliament, at least once a year, a report on the operations of the Banque de France, the monetary policy it i…

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Book III: ENTRY TO FRANCE

Article R340-1

In accordance with article R. 223-1, the provisions of this Title apply to foreign nationals whose situation is governed by Book II.

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Book IV: STAYING IN FRANCE

Article R410-1

In accordance with article R. 237-1, the provisions of articles D. 414-1, R. 414-2, D. 414-3 and D. 414-4 with the exception of 1° are applicable to foreign nationals whose situation is governed by Bo…

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Book IV: STAYING IN FRANCE

Article R430-1

This Title shall apply without prejudice to the specific provisions laid down in Title II.

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French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylumIn force
Book IV: STAYING IN FRANCE

Article R430-2

In accordance with article R. 237-1, the provisions of articles R. 431-20, R. 431-22 and R. 432-15 are applicable to foreign nationals whose situation is governed by Book II.

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Chapter II: Organisation of the Bank.

Article R142-25

The members of the Observatory and those who contribute to its work are bound by professional secrecy under the conditions set out in article 226-13 of the French Criminal Code.

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