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Article D1111-7 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The representative mentioned in 4° to 7° of II of Article L. 1111-9-1 whose seat becomes vacant as a result of death, resignation or the loss of the capacity in respect of which he was elected or appointed shall be replaced for the remainder of his term of office by the person elected at the same time as him for that purpose. When the provisions of the previous paragraph can…

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Article D1111-8 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

For the application of Article L. 1111-11: 1° An investment operation corresponds to a set of acquisitions of tangible fixed assets, work on tangible fixed assets and related study costs; 2° Article L. 1111-11 applies to subsidies directly related to tangible fixed assets, with the exception of those relating solely to technical equipment and tools, which are financed by legal entities governed by public law, in particular the State and…

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Article R1112-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The information pack provided for in article LO 1112-8 is made available to the public by the territorial authority that has decided on the local referendum at least fifteen days before the ballot. For a referendum decided by a commune, the information pack is made available to the public at the town hall and, where applicable, in the ancillary town halls. The electors of the commune are informed by any…

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Article R1112-3 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

To take part in the campaign for the referendum, groups of elected representatives, political parties and groupings that meet the conditions laid down in article LO 1112-10 submit a request for authorisation to the president of the executive body of the local authority that has decided on the referendum no later than 5 p.m. on the third Monday before polling day. Each group of elected representatives shall attach a list…

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Article R1112-5 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The maximum number of sites reserved for election posters, apart from those established next to polling stations, is set at: – five in communes with 500 or fewer electors; – ten in others, plus one per 3,000 electors or fraction exceeding 2,000 in communes with more than 5,000 electors. A billboard will be allocated by lot to each of the authorised elected representatives, political parties or groupings.

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Article R1112-6 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The following articles of the Electoral Code are applicable to preparatory polling operations and the conduct of voting operations: 1° Article R. 40 relating to the division of voters into polling stations; 2° Article R. 41 relating to polling times; 3° Article R. 42 relating to the composition of the polling station; 4° Article R. 43 relating to the chairmanship of this office; 5° Article R. 44 relating to the…

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Article R1112-7 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Two identical types of ballot papers, printed in black on white paper, one bearing the answer “YES” and the other the answer “NO”, shall be supplied by the authority having decided on the referendum, in a number equal to that of the registered voters within the jurisdiction of the organising authority. They are sent to the town hall at the latest on the Tuesday preceding the poll. The ballot papers…

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