Court-appointed administrators and court-appointed representatives not registered on the national lists, appointed under the conditions provided for in the second paragraph of Article L. 811-2 or the first paragraph of II of Article L. 812-2, are placed under the supervision of the Public Prosecutor and are subject, in their professional activity, to inspections by the public authorities on the occasion of which they are required to provide any useful information or documents without being able to oppose professional secrecy.
The statutory auditors of unregistered administrators or judicial representatives who are subject to an inspection are required, without being able to oppose professional secrecy, to comply with requests from the persons responsible for the inspection to provide any information gathered or any document drawn up in the context of their assignment.
The Public Prosecutor may, in the event that such judicial representatives are accused of having committed an act constituting a contravention, offence or failure referred to in Article L. 811-12 A, ask the judicial court to prohibit them from exercising the functions of administrator or judicial representative.
The prohibition measures pronounced in application of the preceding paragraph are communicated to the Minister of Justice, in order to be distributed to the public prosecutors.