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French General Code of Local Authorities
- Regulatory part
  - PART TWO: THE MUNICIPALITY
    - BOOK V: SPECIAL PROVISIONS
      - TITLE VII: LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN THE OVERSEAS COLLECTIVITIES.
        CHAPTER III: Communes of French Polynesia.
        Section 4: Municipal finances.
        Subsection 3: Revenue.
        Paragraph 2: Inter-municipal equalisation fund, allocations and other revenue distributed by the French Polynesia Local Finance Committee.
        Sub-paragraph 6: Territorial allocation for local authority investment

Article R2573-58-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Article R2573-58-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

November 4, 2023
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The Local Finance Committee, in accordance with the choices made pursuant to Article R. 2573-58-1, distributes the territorial allocation for investment by the communes between the communes of French Polynesia and their public establishments for inter-communal cooperation.

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Article R2573-58-2

Le comité des finances locales répartit, conformément aux choix faits en application de l’article R. 2573-58-1, la dotation territoriale pour l’investissement des communes entre les communes de la Polynésie française et leurs établissements publics de coopération intercommunale.

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