Where the judge considers that the decision is likely to be based on a plea of public policy, the judge shall inform the parties thereof by any means that allows proof of receipt of this information by the addressees and shall set a time limit within which they may, without being prevented from doing so by the possible closure of the investigation, present their observations on the plea communicated.
The provisions of this article do not apply where the provisions of articles R. 2333-120-27 or R. 2333-120-45.