The regions of Guadeloupe, Mayotte and Réunion may participate in the capital of property companies created in the overseas regions pursuant to the provisions of 2° of Article 2 of the loi n° 46-860 du 30 avril 1946 tendant à l’établissement, au financement et à l’exécution de plans d’équipement et de développement des territoires relevant de la France d’outre-mer.
In the regions of Guadeloupe, Mayotte and Réunion, the distribution of State aid for housing is decided, after consultation with the regional housing council, by the State representative.
In the overseas departments and regions, the representative of the State in the region organises a consultation with the department and the region with a view to determining the local authority benefiting from the transfer of all national roads. At the end of the consultation, which may not exceed nine months from the entry into force of law no. 2004-809 of 13 August 2004 on local freedoms and responsibilities, a…
As from the transfer of the national road network to an overseas region, the president of the regional council manages the transferred domain. In this capacity, he shall exercise the police powers relating to this management, in particular with regard to traffic on this domain subject to the powers devolved by this code to the mayor and the prefect. .
The prefect may, in the event that this has not been done by the president of the regional council and after a formal notice has remained without result, exercise the powers devolved to the president of the regional council in police matters by virtue of article L. 4433-24-1-1. .
A decree in the Conseil d’Etat shall determine the conditions of application of this sub-section.
The regional council may adopt a regional action plan for the circular economy. It may also decide to conduct local experiments involving the interconnection of the various waste collection, sorting and recycling operations, whether in the form of by-products or energy.
The Regional Council shall determine, after consulting the Council for Culture, Education and the Environment, the complementary educational and cultural activities relating to knowledge of regional languages and cultures, which may be organised in schools falling within the region’s jurisdiction. These activities, which may take place during the opening hours of the establishments concerned, are optional and cannot replace or detract from the teaching and training programmes defined by the…
The regional councils establish, where appropriate, on the proposal of the presidents of the University of the West Indies, the University of French Guyana and the University of Reunion, according to the priorities they have defined in terms of economic, social and cultural development, draft programmes of higher education training and university research activities. The map of these courses and activities is drawn up by the State, after consulting the…
The regions of Guadeloupe, Mayotte and Réunion define the actions they intend to carry out in cultural matters, following the opinion or, where appropriate, the proposal of the local authorities and the council for culture, education and the environment. To this end, the regional council draws up a regional cultural programme, particularly in the field of regional languages, literature, the plastic arts, music and film. Each of the regions concerned…
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