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Article R821-14-1 of the French Commercial code

The staff of the departments of the High Council is composed in accordance with Article 16 of Law No. 2017-55 of 20 January 2017 on the general statute of independent administrative authorities and independent public authorities. The High Council may make public-law contract staff and private-law contract staff available to another public employer or to a European Union or international body, or have staff made available to it by another…

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Article R821-14-2 of the French Commercial code

I. – Public law contract staff, private law contract staff and public law staff seconded or made available to the High Council, who make up the staff of its departments, shall be eligible to vote and to stand for election to staff representative institutions under the conditions laid down by the code du travail. These representative institutions exercise their powers in respect of all such staff. II. – The Haut…

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Article R821-14-3 of the French Commercial code

The budgetary and accounting year begins on 1 January and ends on 31 December. The High Council shall adopt the budget each year before the beginning of the financial year. The budget shall include a forecast of the revenue expected and the expenditure required to carry out the tasks entrusted to the High Council. It may be amended during the year. The appropriations entered in the budget are not limited….

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Article R821-14-4 of the French Commercial code

The High Council shall have a public accountant known as the “accounting officer”, appointed by joint order of the Minister of Justice and the Minister for the Budget. The accounting officer shall be responsible for: a) Keeping the accounts of the High Council; b) Collecting the flat-rate contribution instituted in II of Article L. 821-5, as well as the contributions instituted in I and II of Article L. 821-6-1; c)…

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Article R821-14-5 of the French Commercial code

The accounts of the High Council are drawn up in accordance with the rules of the general chart of accounts. This may be subject to adaptations proposed by the Chairman of the High Council after consultation with the High Council and approved by the Minister responsible for the budget and by the Minister of Justice. The accounting officer shall draw up a financial account at the end of each financial…

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Article R821-14-6 of the French Commercial code

The flat-rate contribution provided for in II of Article L. 821-5 is paid by persons who apply to be included on the list referred to in II of Article L. 822-1 to the Haut Conseil’s accounting officer when they submit their application for inclusion.

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Article R821-14-7 of the French Commercial code

I.-Statutory auditors registered on the list referred to in I of Article L. 822-1 are required to declare to the Haut Conseil du Commissariat aux Comptes before 31 March each year the total amount of fees they have invoiced during the previous calendar year to the persons or entities whose accounts they certify, distinguishing the amount of fees invoiced to public interest entities. This declaration is made even if no…

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Article R821-14-8 of the French Commercial code

The accounting officer is required to use all due diligence to ensure the recovery of all the resources of the High Council. Revenue shall be collected by the Accounting Officer either spontaneously or in execution of the President’s instructions. With the exception of the contribution mentioned in II of Article L. 821-5 and the contributions mentioned in I and II of Article L. 821-6-1, the recovery of which comes under…

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Article R821-14-9 of the French Commercial code

When the claims of the High Council, other than the contribution mentioned in II of Article L. 821-5 and the contributions mentioned in I and II of Article L. 821-6-1, have not been recovered amicably, proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with commercial practice or may be the subject of statements made enforceable by the Chairman. Enforceable statements may be notified to debtors by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt….

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