Chapter I: Organisation and tasks of the network of Chambers of Commerce and Industry

Consular higher education establishments are legal entities under private law governed by the legislative provisions applicable to public limited companies, insofar as they do not conflict with the specific provisions governing them. The territorial chambers of commerce and industry and the regional chambers of commerce and industry hold, directly or indirectly, alone or jointly, where applicable with one or more interconsular groupings, the majority of the capital and voting rights…

The board of directors or supervisory board of a consular higher education institution is made up of twelve to twenty-four members, including at least one student representative, at least three elected members, two of whom are elected by the teaching staff and one by the other categories of staff, including, where applicable, staff made available to the institution pursuant to V of l’article 43 de la loi n° 2014-1545 du…

Territorial chambers of commerce and industry and regional chambers of commerce and industry shall define their relationship with the consular higher education establishments they have set up, either jointly or separately, by agreement. The articles L. 225-40 and L. 225-88 do not apply to the agreement. A Conseil d’Etat decree specifies the stipulations that must be included in the agreement. Territorial chambers of commerce and industry and regional chambers of…

The staff representatives on the works councils of the consular higher education establishments are elected from lists drawn up by the trade union organisations for each college. The committees comprise the following three colleges: 1° The college of workers and employees; 2° The college of engineers, heads of department, technicians, supervisors and similar; 3° The college of teachers. Article L. 2324-11 and the second paragraph of Article L. 2324-12 of…