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Article L3334-2 of the French Public Health Code

Persons who set up cafés or public houses during a public fair, sale or celebration are not required to make the declaration prescribed by article L. 3332-3, but must obtain authorisation from the municipal authority. Associations that set up cafés or public houses for the duration of public events that they are organising are not required to make the declaration prescribed by article L. 3332-3, but must obtain authorisation from…

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Article L3335-1 of the French Public Health Code

Without prejudice to acquired rights, and after informing the mayors of the municipalities concerned, the representative of the State in the département shall determine the distances within which on-trade premises may not be set up around the following establishments, which are listed exhaustively: 1° Health establishments, addiction care, support and prevention centres and harm reduction support centres for drug users; 2° Education, training, group accommodation or leisure establishments for young…

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Article L3335-4 of the French Public Health Code

The sale and distribution of drinks in groups 3 to 5 as defined in article L. 3321-1 is prohibited in stadiums, physical education halls, gymnasiums and, in general, in all establishments for physical and sporting activities. Exemptions may be granted by the competent administrative authority for facilities located in establishments classified as tourist hotels or in restaurants. Subject to court decisions that have become final, the mayor may, by decree…

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Article L3336-2 of the French Public Health Code

The following may not operate on-trade drinks outlets: 1° Persons convicted of a common crime or one of the offences listed in articles 225-5, 225-6, 225-7 and 225-10 of the Criminal Code; 2° Those who have been sentenced to at least one month’s imprisonment for theft, fraud, breach of trust, receiving stolen goods, skulduggery, receiving stolen goods, public indecency, running a gambling house, taking illegal bets on horse races, selling…

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Article L3336-3 of the French Public Health Code

When the same convictions are handed down against an on-trade operator, they automatically entail a ban on operating an outlet for the same period, from the day on which the said convictions become final. This owner may not be employed, in any capacity whatsoever, in the establishment that he was operating, or in the service of the person to whom he sold or leased the said establishment, or by whom…

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Article L3336-4 of the French Public Health Code

It is forbidden to employ or assign minors on work experience to bar service in on-trade pubs, with the exception of the owner’s spouse and parents or relatives up to and including the fourth degree. In licensed public houses, this prohibition does not apply to minors over the age of sixteen who are the beneficiaries of a training course including one or more periods spent in a company enabling them…

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Article L3341-1 of the French Public Health Code

Any person found to be intoxicated in public places shall, as a police measure, be taken at his own expense by officers of the national police force, members of the national gendarmerie, municipal police officers or rural wardens, after having undergone a medical examination, carried out within or outside the municipality, certifying that the person’s state of health does not preclude it, to the nearest national police or gendarmerie station…

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Article L3341-2 of the French Public Health Code

When the person’s detention in a security room is terminated, if the conditions for this measure set out in the Code of Criminal Procedure are met, he or she need not be placed in police custody, as long as he or she is not required to remain at the disposal of the investigators and has been informed of his or her rights as set out in article 61-1 of the…

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