French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 1: Registered office and internal regulations.
Article LO6221-8
The territorial council has its seat at the local authority's headquarters.
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The territorial council has its seat at the local authority's headquarters.
The territorial council has its seat at the local authority's headquarters.
The territorial council shall draw up its rules of procedure within one month of its renewal. The rules of procedure may be referred to the administrative court.
The territorial council has its seat at the local authority's headquarters.
The territorial council shall draw up its rules of procedure within one month of its renewal. The rules of procedure may be referred to the administrative court.
The Assembly of French Guyana shall draw up its rules of procedure in the month following its renewal. The rules of procedure may be referred to the administrative court.
The Assembly of French Guiana is based at the headquarters of the territorial collectivity of French Guiana.
The Martinique Assembly draws up its rules of procedure in the month following its renewal. The rules of procedure may be referred to the administrative court.
The Martinique Assembly has its seat at the Martinique territorial authority building.
I.-Subject to the adaptations mentioned in II, the articles mentioned in the left-hand column of the table below shall apply in New Caledonia, in the wording indicated in the right-hand column of the…
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