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

Article D3821-12 of the French Public Health Code

Articles D. 3121-1 to D. 3121-14 are applicable to Wallis and Futuna. Articles D. 3121-21 to D. 3121-23-1 and D. 3121-24 to D. 3121-26, in the version resulting from Decree No. 2015-796 of 1st July 2015, shall apply in the Wallis and Futuna Islands, subject to the following adaptations: 1° Article D. 3121-21 shall read as follows: “Art. D. 3121-21.-The superior administrator of the territory may authorise the health agency…

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Article R3821-13 of the French Public Health Code

Chapters I bis, II, III and IV of Title III of Book I of this Part, in the wording resulting from Decree no. 2021-453 of 16 April 2021 postponing the end of the application of Decree no. 2020-610 of 22 May 2020 taken for the application of Article L. 3131-17 of the Public Health Code, subject to the following adaptations: 1° References to the département are replaced by references to…

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Article R3822-1 of the French Public Health Code

Title I of Book V of this Part shall apply to Wallis and Futuna as set out in the second column of the table below and subject to the adaptations provided for in this chapter: R. 3511-1 Decree no. 2016-1117 of 11 August 2016 R. 3511-2 Decree no. 2016-1117 of 11 August 2016 D. 3511-3 Decree no. 2016-1139 of 22 August 2016 R. 3512-1 Decree no. 2016-1117 of 11 August…

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Article R3822-2 of the French Public Health Code

For their application in Wallis and Futuna: 1° In II of Article R. 3511-1, the words: “of the European Union” are replaced by the words: “of the local authority”; 2° In 4° of Article R. 3512-2, the words: “as defined by Decree No. 96-1136 of 18 December 1996 laying down the safety requirements for collective play areas” are deleted; 3° In Article R. 3512-6, the words: “of the Labour Code”…

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Article D3822-3 of the French Public Health Code

For their application in Wallis and Futuna: 1° In article D. 3512-9-1, the words: “tobacconists, holders of the status of purchaser-reseller and resellers, mentioned in the first paragraph of article 568 of the General Tax Code” are replaced by the words: “engaged in the tobacco trade”; 2° In article D. 3512-9-2, the words: “and the list of approved laboratories is sent by the Ministry of Health to the European Commission”…

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Article R3826-1 of the French Public Health Code

Articles R. 3116-1, R. 3116-2, R. 3116-3, R. 3116-4 and R. 3116-5 are applicable to Wallis and Futuna in the version resulting from Decree no. 2018-42 of 25 January 2018. Articles R. 3116-16 and R. 3116-17 are applicable in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands.

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Article R3841-1 of the French Public Health Code

Chapter I bis of Title III of Book I of Part Three is applicable in French Polynesia and, with the exception of article R. 3131-22, in New Caledonia in the version resulting from decree no. 2021-453 of 16 April 2021 postponing the end of application of decree no. 2020-610 of 22 May 2020 taken for the application of article L. 3131-17 of the Public Health Code. For the application of…

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Article D3844-2 of the French Public Health Code

For the application of Book II : 1° The powers vested in the Prefect are exercised by the representative of the State; 2° The powers vested in the judicial court, its president or its registry are vested in the court of first instance, its president or its registry; 3° References to the departmental psychiatric care commission are replaced by references to the psychiatric care commission; 4° References to an establishment…

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