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Book VIII: Mayotte, Wallis and Futuna Islands and French Southern and Antarctic Territories, New Caledonia and French Polynesia

Article L3811-2 of the French Public Health Code

For its application in Mayotte, article L. 3114-5 reads as follows: “Art. L. 3114-5. – If it is established, by order of the Minister of Health, that conditions exist in Mayotte which lead to the development of diseases transmitted by insects and which constitute a threat to the health of the population, the necessary control measures fall within the remit of the State. The corresponding costs are borne by the…

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Article L3814-1 of the French Public Health Code

For the application in Mayotte of the second paragraph of article L. 3411-2, the words: “without application of the provisions of the Social Security Code and the Rural and Maritime Fishing Code relating to entitlement to benefits covered by the basic schemes, reimbursement of the portion guaranteed by the health insurance scheme, the insured person’s contribution to the tariffs used as a basis for reimbursement and the lump sum referred…

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Article L3819-1 of the French Public Health Code

For the application of article L. 3515-1 in Mayotte, the words: “inarticle L. 8112-1 of the Labour Code ” are replaced by the words: “inarticle L. 610-1 of the Labour Code applicable to Mayotte ” and the words: “L. 8113-1 to L. 8113-5 and L. 8113-7 of the Labour Code” are replaced by the words: “L. 610-6 to L. 610-9 of the Labour Code applicable to Mayotte”.

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Article L3821-1 of the French Public Health Code

Chapter I of Title I of Book I of this Part is applicable in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, in the wording resulting from Law No. 2017-1836 of 30 December 2017 on the financing of social security for 2018, with the exception of Articles L. 3111-3 and L. 3111-11. Article L. 3111-4 is applicable to Wallis and Futuna in the version resulting from Act No. 2016-41 of…

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Article L3821-6 of the French Public Health Code

Articles L. 3112-1 and L. 3112-2 are applicable in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands. For its application in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, the first paragraph of article L. 3112-2 reads as follows: “Vaccination with the BCG anti-tuberculosis vaccine provided in the health agency’s vaccination services is free of charge. “

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Article L3821-8 of the French Public Health Code

Articles L. 3114-1 and L. 3114-3 of Chapter IV of Title I of Book I of this Part are applicable in the Territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands. For its application in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, article L. 3114-1 reads as follows: “Art. L. 3114-1. – Disinfection is compulsory for all cases of the diseases listed in article L. 3113-1; disinfection procedures must be approved…

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Article L3821-9 of the French Public Health Code

Articles L. 3115-1, L. 3115-2, L. 3115-3, L. 3115-4, L. 3115-5, L. 3115-6, L. 3115 7, L. 3115-8, L. 3115-9, L. 3115-10, L. 3115-11, L. 3115-12 and L. 3115-13, in their version resulting from Order No. 2017-44 of 19 January 2017, are applicable to the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, subject to the following adaptations: 1° Article L. 3115-6 reads as follows: “Art. L. 3115-6. – If the…

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Article L3821-10 of the French Public Health Code

I.-Title II of Book I of this Part, with the exception of Article L. 3121-5, shall apply to the Wallis and Futuna Islands subject to the adaptations provided for in this Article. Chapter I of Title II of Book I of this Part shall apply to Wallis and Futuna in the version resulting from Law No. 2016-41 of 26 January 2016, subject to the adaptations provided for in this article….

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