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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter IV: General health administration.

Article L1524-1

…defines the Territory's health needs and priorities. The health conference is made up of representatives of the State, the Territory, the chief executive, the health agency, social welfare organisatio…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter IV: General health administration.

Article L1524-5

For its application in the Wallis and Futuna Islands, article L. 1411-6-1 is amended as follows:1° The first to third paragraphs are deleted;2° In the last paragraph, the words: "the order mentioned i…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter IV: General health administration.

Article L1524-2

Chapter III of Title I of Book IV of this Part is applicable in the territory of the islands of Wallis and Futuna, in the wording resulting from Law No 2019-774 of 24 July 2019 on the organisation and…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter IV: General health administration.

Article L1524-4

The Biomedicine Agency established in Chapter VIII of Title I of Book IV of this Part shall exercise in Wallis and Futuna the powers conferred upon it by Title II of Book V of this Part and Title II o…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter I: Links of interest and transparency

Article L1451-4

…Articles L. 1451-1 and L. 1452-3 comply with the obligations to declare links of interest and to prevent conflicts of interest as defined in this chapter. II.The authorities and bodies mentioned in ar…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter I: Links of interest and transparency

Article L1451-5

With a view to controlling the irregular accumulation of activities defined in article 25 septies of law no. 83-634 of 13th July 1983 on the rights and obligations of civil servants, the appointing au…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter I: Links of interest and transparency

Article L1451-1

…cial security, the members of the ministers' cabinets as well as the directors, management and supervisory staff and the members of the collegiate bodies, commissions, working groups and councils of t…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter I: Links of interest and transparency

Article L1451-1-1

…collegiate bodies mentioned in I of article L. 1451-1 and which are consulted as part of administrative decision-making procedures is organised, as appropriate, by the Ministry of Health or by the aut…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter I: Links of interest and transparency

Article L1451-3

…ts, the conditions under which it is made public, in particular with regard to the remuneration received and the financial holdings in respect of the direct links of interest declared, as well as the…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter I: Links of interest and transparency

Article L1451-2

The prohibition provided for in article L. 1453-3, subject to the reservations provided for in articles L. 1453-6 to L. 1453-9, applies to the persons mentioned in article L. 1451-1 as well as to pers…

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