Article R311-4
The committee and its specialist bodies meet when convened by the chairman and on the agenda he has set. Meetings are convened as of right when requested, on a specific agenda, either by the minister…
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The committee and its specialist bodies meet when convened by the chairman and on the agenda he has set. Meetings are convened as of right when requested, on a specific agenda, either by the minister…
The Commission and its specialised committees shall not deliberate validly unless three quarters of their members are present or duly represented. Where this quorum is not reached, the Commission shal…
…ncludes twenty-four members representing the categories mentioned in the first paragraph of Article L. 311-5. The organisations called upon to appoint the members of the commission and the number of p…
The minutes of the commission's meetings include: - a list of the members present; - a summary of the proceedings mentioning the positions expressed by the members, including the remuneration proposal…
…ements d'outre-mer and the Institut d'émission d'outre-mer, under the conditions set out in Article L. 631-1 of the Monetary and Financial Code; 3° L'Autorité des marchés financiers; 4° Le fonds de ga…
Articles L. 211-36-1 to L. 211-38 of the Monetary and Financial Code do not prevent the application of measures imposed in application of the provisions of this section.
…y either be subject to collective proceedings in accordance with the procedures set out in Articles L. 310-25 and L. 310-25-1 as well as Chapter VI of Title II of Book III of this Code, Articles L. 21…
…L. 413-1 and L. 413-2, it may suspend or refuse the granting of aid or, where appropriate,…
A foreign national does not satisfy the conditions for entry into French territory when he is in the following situations:1° His presence in France would constitute a threat to public order ;2° He or…
…on for aid of standard clauses ensuring respect for the moral rights granted to authors by articles L. 121-1 and L. 121-5 of the Intellectual Property Code and the principles set out in articles L. 13…
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