Article R133-6
The Committee meets at least six times a year. It is also convened whenever the Chairman deems it necessary or at the request of the majority of its members in office. Its meetings are not open to the…
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The Committee meets at least six times a year. It is also convened whenever the Chairman deems it necessary or at the request of the majority of its members in office. Its meetings are not open to the…
The Committee may only deliberate if the number of members present at the meeting exceeds half of the number of members in office. If a Committee member called to a meeting indicates that he/she will…
In resorts whose facilities and operation have been the subject of concessions granted by the municipality or municipalities concerned, the creation of a tourist office in the form of a public industr…
Committee decisions are taken by a majority of votes cast. In the event of a tie, the Chairman has the casting vote.
The application file for authorisation to operate a cinematographic entertainment establishment in the form of an itinerant activity includes, in addition to the approval or the application file for a…
The authorisation to operate a cinema in the form of a touring activity is granted on the basis of the geographical complementarity of the cinematographic offer presented by the application with regar…
The rules for labelling a product that is recognised as an appellation of origin, protected geographical indication or traditional speciality guaranteed are laid down under the conditions set out in a…
Agreements are concluded for two years and are renewable by tacit agreement, unless terminated by one of the parties giving four months' notice.
The agreements provided for in article L. 6142-5 enabling a public or private body, health establishment or other body to be associated with the care, teaching or research tasks assigned to university…
The application for authorisation referred to in Article R. 6213-5 must be sent to the national management centre by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, accompanied by a dossier, the co…
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