When the decree or order dissolving a public inter-municipal cooperation establishment provides, under the conditions set out in the second paragraph of article L. 5211-26, the appointment of a liquidator, this is decided by the representative of the State in the department where the establishment has its registered office.
To this end, the representative of the State may appoint any person offering sufficient guarantees of good character, having the experience and competence in legal and financial matters deemed necessary for the accomplishment of his/her mission and having no interest in the operation. The liquidator carries out his mission on a voluntary basis.
The following may not be appointed as liquidators:
– members of the deliberative body or the staff of the public establishment of inter-municipal cooperation and its member communes;
– accountants and persons involved in budgetary and legality control of the public establishment of inter-municipal cooperation and its member communes;
– magistrates of the administrative and financial jurisdictions within whose jurisdiction the public establishment of inter-municipal cooperation has its registered office.
– members of the staff of the public establishment of inter-municipal cooperation and its member communes;
– members of the staff of the public establishment of inter-municipal cooperation and its member communes;
– members of the staff of the public establishment of inter-municipal cooperation and its member communes.