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Article D212-69 of the French Cinema and Moving Image Code

Admission consists of:
1° Either giving the spectator a ticket printed on paper taken from a counterfoil book, a roll or a vending machine. The admission charge in question is known as a “printed ticket”;
2° Or in the form of a paper ticket issued by an approved computerised system. The admission charge in question is called a “computer ticket”;
3° Or, if the spectator is not given a ticket, in the recording and storage, in an approved computerised ticketing system, of the data relating to the spectator’s admission. The entrance fee in question is referred to as the “dematerialised entrance fee”.

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Article D212-69


La délivrance d’un droit d’entrée consiste :
1° Soit dans la remise au spectateur d’un billet imprimé sur support papier extrait d’un carnet à souches, d’un rouleau ou d’un distributeur automatique. Le droit d’entrée considéré est dénommé ” billet imprimerie ” ;
2° Soit dans la remise au spectateur d’un billet imprimé sur support papier émis par un système informatisé homologué. Le droit d’entrée considéré est dénommé ” billet informatique ” ;
3° Soit, à défaut de remise d’un billet au spectateur, dans l’enregistrement et la conservation, dans un système informatisé de billetterie homologué, des données relatives à l’entrée du spectateur. Le droit d’entrée considéré est dénommé ” droit d’entrée dématérialisé “.

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