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French Public Health CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Points of entry to the territory

Article R3115-17

The major seaports mentioned inarticle R. 5312-1 of the French Transport Code have the status of territorial entry points.For Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Reunion Island, Mayotte, Saint-Bart…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Procedure before the liberty and custody judge

Article R3211-15

At the hearing, the judge hears the applicant and the persons summoned pursuant to article R. 3211-13 or their representative, as well as the public prosecutor when he is the principal party. The pers…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Paragraph 2: Operation

Article R4422-17

…tifications are sent in time for the council to be convened under the conditions set out in Article R. 4422-15. In addition to the drafts submitted to the Assembly of Corsica for consideration, the pr…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 1: General provisions

Article R7226-13

…tifications are sent in time for the Council to be convened under the conditions set out in Article R. 7226-11.In addition to the drafts submitted for consideration by the Martinique Assembly, the pre…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 1: Lighting

Article R4223-4

While workers are present in the places referred to in Article R. 4223-1, the illumination levels measured at the work surface or, failing that, at the floor, are at least equal to the values shown in…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Certification of companies working in controlled areas

Article R4451-38

…ing body accredited by the French Accreditation Committee or by any other body mentioned in Article R. 4724-1, specifies the sector of activity in which they are authorised to operate. II - Temporary…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Single document

Article R4461-3

As part of the risk assessment provided for in Article R. 4121-1, the employer shall record the following in particular in the single assessment document: 1° The level, type and duration of exposure o…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 4: Live working.

Article R4534-119

…ders that he cannot de-energise this line or installation, the instructions provided for in article R. 4534-125 specify the measures to be taken to keep the line or installation out of the reach of wo…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter I: Controlling epidemics and certain communicable diseases

Article R3821-4

For the application to Wallis and Futuna of the provisions of the articles mentioned in article R. 3821-3: 1° The powers entrusted to the Prefect are exercised by the Representative of the State in Wa…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 6: Employee training.

Article R4543-22

Any worker carrying out the work referred to in Article R. 4543-1, including temporary workers or workers on fixed-term contracts, will receive special training from the company employing them. This t…

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