An accredited training body may not subcontract, in whole or in part, to a body that does not hold accreditation, the organisation or delivery of training related to the exercise of the mandate of a local elected representative.
It may, however, use a trainer from outside the body to deliver training.
It may, however, use a trainer from outside the organisation to provide training. The trainer is then the only co-signatory to the contract between him/her and the training body for this work.
The approved body may subcontract the organisation or delivery of training related to the exercise of the mandate to a training body that also holds approval, up to a ceiling expressed as a percentage of the total amount of the educational costs of the training set by order of the minister responsible for local and regional authorities.
No training related to the exercise of the mandate may be subcontracted to a training body that also holds approval, up to a ceiling expressed as a percentage of the total amount of the educational costs of the training set by order of the minister responsible for local and regional authorities.
No training linked to the exercise of the mandate of a local elected representative may be subcontracted.
>The Minister responsible for local and regional authorities may authorise the subcontracting of training courses.
The minister responsible for local and regional authorities may, on a proposal from or after obtaining the opinion of the national council, define by decree the obligations incumbent upon holders of approval.
The training organisation holding the authorisation is required to inform the prefect of the department in which its main establishment is located, within three months, of any changes that have occurred in its administration, as well as any changes made to its articles of association. Any change in the person directing or managing the legal entity carrying out the training activity requires an application for renewal of approval.