For its application in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, article L. 4124-6 reads as follows:
“In the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, the disciplinary penalties that the disciplinary chamber of first instance may impose are as follows:
1° A warning ;
2° a reprimand
3° A temporary ban, with or without a suspended sentence, or a permanent ban from exercising one, several or all of the functions of doctor, dental surgeon or midwife, conferred or remunerated by the State, departments, communes, local authorities, overseas territories, public establishments, establishments recognised as being of public utility or medical functions performed in application of social laws;
4° A temporary ban on practising, with or without a suspended sentence; this ban may not exceed three years. If, for acts committed within five years of notification of a suspended sanction, once this sanction has become final, the court imposes one of the sanctions provided for in 3° and 4°, it may decide that the suspended part of the sanction becomes enforceable without prejudice to the application of the new sanction;
5° Removal from the roll of the Association.
The first two of these penalties also entail forfeiture of the right to sit on a council of the ordre or a disciplinary chamber for a period of three years; the following penalties entail permanent forfeiture of this right. A doctor, dental surgeon or midwife who has been struck off the roll may not be entered on another roll of the Association. The departmental councils, councils, bodies, delegations or institutions fulfilling their functions overseas and the national council will be informed of the decision that has affected them as soon as it has become final. “