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Showing 28812890 of 47971 articles for Art. L 113-14 · loi n° 2019-733 du 14 juillet 2019

French Sports CodeIn force
Section 1: General provisions

Article L122-3

The articles of association of the companies referred to in 1° to 3° of article L. 122-2 and formed by sports associations comply with standard articles of association defined by decree in the Conseil…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 2: Semi-public companies

Article L122-13

Articles L. 1522-1 and L. 1525-1 of the Code général des collectivités territoriales set out the rules governing majority shareholdings by local authorities and their groupings in the capital of semi-…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 3: Relations between sports associations and companies

Article L122-19

A Conseil d'Etat decree specifies the stipulations that must be included in the agreement provided for in article L. 122-14, in particular the conditions of use by the company or transfer to it of the…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 1: Distribution of tasks and responsibilities between the State and the Regions

Article L114-6

The region is responsible for the recruitment, management and remuneration of the staff of the sports resource, expertise and performance centres exercising the competencies mentioned in 1° to 4° of a…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 3: Obligation to declare activity

Article L212-11

Persons carrying out the activities mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 212-1 for remuneration must declare their activity to the administrative authority. A decree of the Conseil d'Etat se…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Administrative organisation

Article L114-11

…appointment of the Director is submitted to the President of the region concerned for prior approval. The Director represents the State within the establishment. In the event of serious difficulties…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Subsection 4: Miscellaneous provisions

Article L114-17

A decree in the Conseil d'Etat shall define the conditions for the application of this chapter. In particular, it shall specify the financial and accounting arrangements for these establishments. It d…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 1: General provisions

Article L122-1

Any sports association affiliated to a sports federation which habitually takes part in the organisation of sporting events for which a fee is charged and which generates revenue in excess of a thresh…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 1: Obligation to qualify

Article L212-3

The provisions of articles L. 212-1 and L. 212-2 do not apply to military personnel, to civil servants covered by titles II, III and IV of the general status of civil servants in the performance of th…

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French Sports CodeIn force
Chapter I: High-level sport

Article L221-9

Article L. 331-6 of the Education Code sets out the rules governing the preparation of pupils in secondary education establishments with a view to practising sporting excellence, reaching the highest…

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