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French General Code of Local Authorities
- Regulatory part
  - PART ONE: GENERAL PROVISIONS
    - BOOK VI: FINANCIAL AND ACCOUNTING PROVISIONS
      - TITLE I
        CHAPTER I: General principles
        Section 3: Mandates entrusted by local authorities and their public establishments
        Subsection 1: Mandates given by local authorities and their public bodies for the implementation of their expenditure
        Paragraph 3: Authorisation for bodies without a public accountant to allocate and pay expenditure relating to the remuneration of vocational training trainees

Article D1611-31 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Article D1611-31 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

November 5, 2023
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Authorisation may be withdrawn after three months’ notice on the grounds of the results of checks carried out by the bodies or departments responsible for carrying out administrative, financial or technical inspections.

Original in French 🇫🇷

Article D1611-31

L’habilitation peut être retirée après un préavis de trois mois en raison des résultats des contrôles opérés par les organismes ou services chargés de réaliser les inspections administrative, financière ou technique.

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