I.-When the occupational physician ascertains the presence of a risk to the health of workers, he/she shall propose, in a reasoned and detailed written document, measures aimed at protecting it.
The employer shall take these proposals into consideration and, in the event of refusal, shall state in writing the reasons for not following them up.
II -When an employer refers a matter to the occupational physician which falls within the scope of his duties underarticle L. 4622-3, he will make his recommendations known in writing.
III -The occupational physician’s proposals and recommendations and the employer’s response, as provided for in I and II of this article, are forwarded to the social and economic committee, to the labour inspector mentioned inarticle L. 8112-1, to the medical labour inspector or to the agents of the prevention services of the social security bodies and the bodies mentioned inarticle L. 4643-1.