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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 1: Organisation of toxicovigilance

Article R1340-6

The information system for poison control and toxicovigilance centres includes all data relating to cases of poisoning and data relating to substances and mixtures. This system ensures the secure exch…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Initial inspection

Article R4451-44

I.-When the installation is commissioned and after any significant change in working methods and conditions likely to affect the health and safety of workers, the employer shall carry out measurements…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Powers of the Board of Directors of the joint association

Article R2135-14

The Board of Directors deliberates under the conditions laid down in article R. 2135-15, in particular with a view to: 1° Adopting the internal regulations of the joint management association or any s…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Financial allocations paid by France Compétences

Article R6123-28

The grant mentioned in article R. 6123-24 is paid according to a schedule defined by agreement between the State and France Compétences. The allocations mentioned in article R. 6123-25 are paid on a q…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter I: Preliminary provisions

Article R91

Court costs are the procedural expenses, to be borne definitively or provisionally by the State, which result from a decision by the judicial authority or by a person acting under its direction or con…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Chapter III: Trial courts

Article R277

For the application of article R. 49-8-1 in New Caledonia, the reference to article "529-3" is replaced by the reference to article "850-1" and the reference to "II of article 529-4" is replaced by th…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Chapter I: PROVISIONS SPECIFIC TO BOOK I

Article R2631-1

For the application of the regulatory provisions of Book I to Saint-Martin :1° In article R. 2122-1, references to articles L. 184-1, L. 511-11, L. 511-15, L. 511-16 and L. 511-19 to L. 511-21 of the…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 3: Examination and conditions of authorisation.

Article R5121-50

The Director General of the Agence de sécurité du médicament et des produits de santé (Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products) makes public, in particular via the Agency's website: 1°…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 4: Conditions for placing on the market and putting into service.

Article R5211-17

No medical device may be placed on the market or put into service in France unless it complies with the essential health and safety requirements referred to in section 5 of this chapter which apply to…

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French Public procurement codeIn force
Chapter I: PROVISIONS SPECIFIC TO BOOK I

Article R2621-1

For the application of the regulatory provisions of Book I to Saint-Barthélemy :1° In Article R. 2111-9:a) 2° is deleted ;b) In 5°, the words: "other technical standards drawn up by European standardi…

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