French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Board of Directors
Article R1313-14
…e rules governing the admissibility of referrals to the Agency other than those governed by Article R. 1313-32.
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…e rules governing the admissibility of referrals to the Agency other than those governed by Article R. 1313-32.
…nt to the authorisation agreement and for terminating it, under the conditions laid down in Article R. 6121-6; 10° The procedures for monitoring and evaluating the performance of the mission, based on…
The provisions of articles R. 5132-74 to R. 5132-83 are applicable to the medicinal products mentioned in article R. 5132-1 and classified as narcotics.
Penitentiary administration staff install and remove the device provided for in Article R. 544-7 of the Penitentiary Code, as well as monitoring compliance with the sentenced person's obligations, in…
Articles R. 321-4, R. 321-4-1, R. 321-17, R. 321-18 and R. 321-22 apply to the authorisation of supplementary occupational pension funds.For the application of these provisions, the reference to artic…
When they are not served by the in-house pharmacy of a health establishment by virtue of article R. 5126-13 , cosmetic surgery facilities may have an in-house pharmacy under the conditions provided fo…
…nce of the contract at the level of its subcontractors; 3° The information provided for in articles R. 2393-4 to R. 2393-6 when it requires the holder to put all or some of its subcontractors out to t…
In cases other than those provided for in articles R. 131-20, R. 131-21 and R. 131-21-1, the incident is regularised when, at the request of the drawer, a blocked provision earmarked for the actual pa…
…ed "junior doctors" when completing phase 3, known as the consolidation phase, mentioned in article R. 632-20 of the Education Code, and "interns" when completing the phases mentioned in article R. 61…
…epted up to a limit of 50% of the required solvency margin or the solvency margin, whichever is lower. However, only 25% of the required solvency margin may be taken into account if the funds come fro…
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