Article R122-6 of the French Sports Code
The standard articles of association applicable to the local semi-public sports companies referred to in Article L. 122-12 are set out in Annex I-4.
The standard articles of association applicable to the local semi-public sports companies referred to in Article L. 122-12 are set out in Annex I-4.
The provisions of articles R. 122-1 to R. 122-3 and R. 122-5 are applicable to local semi-public sports companies.
I.-The agreement referred to in article L. 122-14 includes stipulations specifying : 1° The definition of the activities linked to the amateur sector and the activities linked to the professional sector for which the association and the company are respectively responsible; 2° The division between the association and the company of activities relating to sports training; 3° The terms of the company’s participation in activities which remain the responsibility of…
The agreement provided for in article L. 122-14 is sent for approval to the Prefect of the département in which the sports association has its registered office.
The application for approval must be accompanied by the following documents: 1° The articles of association of the association and of the company ; 2° A receipt for the registration of the association’s trademark or name with the Institut National de la Propriété Industrielle; 3° The list of salaried staff and their distribution in each of the two entities; 4° The agreement between the owner of the sports facilities and…
The Prefect receives an application for approval and issues a receipt. He consults the sports federation concerned and any professional league it has set up. The sports federation and the professional league issue their opinion within the time limit set by the Prefect.
At the end of the period referred to in article R. 122-11, the Prefect will issue an order. Reasons are given for refusal of approval.
Sports federations are placed under the control of the Minister responsible for sport, with the exception of school and university sports federations and unions which are placed under the control of the Minister responsible for national education; the Minister responsible for sport nevertheless participates in the definition and implementation of their objectives. The ministers ensure, each in their own area of responsibility, that the sports federations comply with the laws…
Persons subject to the provisions of articles L. 212-9 and L. 322-1 are informed by the sports federations that they may be subject to a control relating to compliance with their good repute obligations. These checks are carried out by government departments in accordance with the provisions of articles 706-53-7 and 776 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. To this end, sports federations collect the following information relating to the…
Sports federations shall forward information relating to the identity of the persons referred to in article D. 131-2 to government departments in order to: 1° Enable these departments to check that these persons are complying with their good repute obligations as set out in articles L. 212-9 and L. 322-1 ; 2° Enable these departments to carry out the necessary checks to ensure that these persons are not in breach…
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