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Showing 271–280 of 59929 articles for “Art. R 212-1”
Candidates who obtain an average of 10 out of 20 or more in all the tests defined in article A. 212-120 are offered final admission to the examination for the common part of the third-degree state dip…
For each request for authorisation, a prefectoral order determines the composition of the departmental commission for cinema development. Local elected representatives are appointed in the capacity in…
Any person who, for remuneration or on a voluntary basis, exercises one of the functions of teacher, instructor, educator, trainer or leader of a physical or sporting activity or uses these titles or…
When the move involves an indeterminate number of screenings, the declaration provided for in…
When the building permit relates to a project for the creation, extension or reopening to the public of a cinema subject to the authorisation provided for in article L. 212-7, the permit may not be gr…
For each sports option, the specific order sets, where applicable, the list of diplomas or certificates that may exempt from the selection test, the pre-training course and examination, one or more of…
The jury, in accordance with article A. 212-113, and with a composition identical to that of the selection tests, draws up the list of those admitted to the three-degree State Certificate in Sports Ed…
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 programming commitments mentioned in 2° of…
A departmental cinematographic development commission rules on applications for cinematographic development authorisations submitted to it pursuant to articles…
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