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Showing 411420 of 66843 articles for Art. s. R 561-62 and L 561-48

French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 9: Disciplinary guarantees.

Article R6152-627

In the interests of the service, an associate practitioner who is the subject of disciplinary proceedings may be suspended from his duties by decision of the director of the establishment, after obtai…

AI translation · Updated 31 Oct 2023Open Article
French Insurance CodeIn force
Paragraph 4: The general meeting of mutual insurance companies

Article R322-62

At least one General Meeting is held each year, at the latest during the quarter set by the Articles of Association and under the conditions set out therein. At this meeting, the Board of Directors or…

AI translation · Updated 7 Nov 2023Open Article
French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Subsection 5: Drawing up the research report

Article R612-62

The preliminary search report is made public at the same time as the patent application or, if it has not yet been drawn up, as soon as it is notified to the applicant. Its availability to the public…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 4: Chronic renal failure.

Article R6123-62

A seasonal haemodialysis unit caters for adults and children aged 8 and over, when they are travelling or on holiday. It does not care for patients living nearby. The authorisation sets out the period…

AI translation · Updated 1 Nov 2023Open Article
French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 7: Performance of duties.

Article R6152-622

Attached practitioners are entitled, by way of leave of absence, to :1° Five working days for the practitioner's marriage, or when entering into a civil solidarity pact ;2° One working day for the mar…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 8: Trade union rights.

Article R6152-625

Attached practitioners are entitled to trade union rights. Special leave of absence is granted by the director of the establishment, under conditions set by order of the Minister of Health, to duly ma…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 7: Performance of duties.

Article R6152-620

A practitioner working more than three half-days a week who is recognised by the medical committee as suffering from tuberculosis, mental illness, cancer, poliomyelitis or severe and acquired immunode…

AI translation · Updated 31 Oct 2023Open Article
French Labour CodeIn force
Section 6: Demolition work.

Article R4534-62

As soon as the work requires the employment of ten workers, a team leader is assigned exclusively to supervise the work. At least one team leader is appointed for every ten workers. When work requires…

AI translation · Updated 3 Nov 2023Open Article
French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 9: Establishments manufacturing, importing or distributing medicated feed.

Article R5142-62

Medicated premixes and medicated feeds are stored in locked premises or in hermetically sealed containers separated by category and specially designed for the conservation of these products.

AI translation · Updated 1 Nov 2023Open Article
French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 1: General duties of masseur-physiotherapists

Article R4321-62

The masseur-physiotherapist takes all the necessary steps to maintain and improve his knowledge and skills. In particular, he must fulfil his obligation of continuous professional development.

AI translation · Updated 2 Nov 2023Open Article
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