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Article R1311-10 of the French Public Health Code

Skin-invasive tattooing may only be carried out using tattooing products that comply with the provisions of Articles L. 513-10-1 to L. 513-10-10. The rods used during initial piercing until healing and the rods used after healing comply with the provisions of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 December 2006 (REACH), and the orders provided for in 1° of II of Article L….

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Article R1311-11 of the French Public Health Code

It is forbidden to perform the techniques mentioned in articles R. 1311-1 and R. 1311-6 on a minor without the written consent of a person with parental authority or their guardian. Persons carrying out these practices on a minor must be able, for a period of three years, to present proof of this consent to the supervisory authorities mentioned in article L. 1312-1.

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Article R1311-12 of the French Public Health Code

Persons performing the techniques referred to in articles R. 1311-1 and R. 1311-6 shall inform their customers, before they undergo these techniques, of the risks to which they are exposed and, after these techniques have been performed, of the precautions to be taken. This information is visibly displayed in the premises where these techniques are performed and is given to customers in writing. The content of this information is set…

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Article R1312-1 of the French Public Health Code

In addition to the agents mentioned in articles L. 1421-1 and L. 1435-7, territorial doctors, territorial engineers, territorial chief engineers and territorial technicians exercising their functions in the municipalities, the groupings of municipalities mentioned in article L. 1422-1 or the Lyon metropolitan area, the health inspectors of the city of Paris and the health inspectors of the police prefecture. Non-tenured local authority employees who have been performing administrative and technical…

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Article R1312-2 of the French Public Health Code

The agents referred to in article R. 1312-1 are authorised by a nominative order issued by the following authorities: 1° The Prefect of the département for local authority agents carrying out their duties in communes, groups of communes or the Lyon metropolitan area; 2° The Director General of the Regional Health Agency for agents placed under his authority; 3° The Minister for Health for agents carrying out their duties at…

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Article R1312-3 of the French Public Health Code

Local authority employees are authorised by the departmental prefect on the recommendation of the mayor, the president of the public establishment for inter-communal cooperation or the president of the Lyon metropolitan council. In the case of City of Paris health inspectors, the approval granted pursuant to articles R. 2512-15-1 to R. 2512-15-7 of the General Local Authorities Code is equivalent to authorisation. The health inspectors of the Préfecture de Police…

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Article R1312-4 of the French Public Health Code

In granting the authorisation referred to in article R. 1312-1, the competent authority shall take into account the officer’s assignment, level of training or experience with regard to the requirements for carrying out judicial police duties.

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Article R1312-5 of the French Public Health Code

Officials authorised in accordance with articles R. 1312-2 to R. 1312-4 shall take the following oath before the judicial court within whose jurisdiction their administrative residence is located: “I swear and promise to perform my duties faithfully and well and to observe in everything the duties imposed upon me. I also swear not to reveal or use anything that comes to my knowledge in the performance of my duties. “…

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