In all proceedings, the President of the Disciplinary Chamber of First Instance and the President of the National Disciplinary Chamber may, by reasoned order, without prior inquiry:
1° take note of withdrawals ;
2° Reject complaints or applications that clearly do not fall within the jurisdiction of the court;
3° Declare that there is no need to rule on a complaint or application;
4° Rejecting complaints or claims that are manifestly inadmissible, where the court is not required to invite the person who lodged them to put them in order or where they have not been put in order by the end of the time limit set by a request to that effect.
5° To rule on a series of cases which, without requiring a new assessment or classification of the facts, present the court seised of the matter with questions identical in law to those which it has already ruled on together in the same irrevocable decision, to those ruled on together in the same decision of the Conseil d’Etat ruling on the dispute and, for disciplinary chambers of first instance, to those ruled on together in the same irrevocable decision of the national disciplinary chamber.
The president of the national disciplinary chamber may also, in accordance with the same procedures :
1° rule on applications that no longer raise issues to be decided other than the award of costs and expenses, the setting of dates for the execution of periods of disqualification or the effective date of removal from the roll;
2° Reject, after expiry of the time limit for appeal or, where a supplementary statement has been announced, after production of that statement, applications containing only manifestly unfounded pleas of external legality, inadmissible pleas, ineffective pleas or pleas that are accompanied only by facts that are manifestly insupportable or are manifestly not accompanied by details enabling their merits to be assessed.
The President of the National Disciplinary Chamber may also, by order, reject applications against orders made by the President of the Disciplinary Chamber of First Instance pursuant to 1° to 5° of this article.
He may likewise set aside an order made pursuant to 1° to 5° of this article, provided that he settles the case on its merits by applying one of the provisions of this article.