Article R4424-13 of the French General Code of Local Authorities
Articles R. 57-5-1 to R. 57-9 of the Code du domaine de l’Etat are applicable to titles issued or granted pursuant to article L. 4424-22.
Articles R. 57-5-1 to R. 57-9 of the Code du domaine de l’Etat are applicable to titles issued or granted pursuant to article L. 4424-22.
As part of the task of leading and coordinating the actions of national companies assigned to it by article L. 4424-30, the coordination committee for the industrial development of Corsica proposes measures to enable industrial projects of regional interest to be carried out, to improve the contribution to the island’s economic development of existing public sector establishments and to increase assistance of all kinds to those of them that are…
The Coordination Committee for the Industrial Development of Corsica comprises thirty members, i.e.: 1° Ten representatives of the State, including the Prime Minister, or his representative, who is the chairman, the minister responsible for the economy and finance, the minister responsible for industry, the minister responsible for regional planning and the prefect of Corsica, or their representatives, who are permanent members of the committee. The other five members are the…
National companies which carry out an industrial or service activity in Corsica, either directly or through a subsidiary, appoint a delegate to the committee in which representatives of the island’s economic sectors participate, without voting rights. Other national companies may be asked to appoint a representative depending on the committee’s agenda. An order of the Prime Minister establishes the list of national companies, mentioned in the first paragraph of this…
The President of the Corsican Executive Council, or his representative, may take part in the work of the committee in an advisory capacity.
The secretariat of the committee is provided by the minister responsible for regional planning.
A local committee is set up, responsible for preparing the work of the coordination committee for industrial development, the composition of which is decided by the Corsican Prefect.
The Assembly of Corsica determines the conditions under which the communes mentioned in the section 2 of Chapter III of Title III of Book I of the Tourism Code or their groupings are designated as tourist communes, by order of the President of the Corsican Executive Council, for a period of five years and after consultation with the Sites Council and the departmental commission responsible for the environment, health and…
The composition of the application file for designation as a tourist commune and for classification as a tourist resort, as well as the models for the application file, shall be laid down by order of the President of the Executive Council, who shall define the terms of the procedure described in the first two paragraphs of l’article L. 4424-32.
The programme of training and equipment operations of the establishment mentioned in article L. 5315-1 of the Labour Code, other than of national interest, carried out in Corsica, is prepared by the President of the Executive Council after consultation with the association and adopted by the Assembly of Corsica.
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