Section 1: Compulsory examinations.

I.-The preventive monitoring of children includes in particular twenty compulsory medical examinations during the first eighteen years, as follows: 1° Fourteen during the first three years; 2° Three from the fourth to the sixth year; 3° Three from the seventh to the eighteenth year. The timetable for these examinations is set by order of the Minister responsible for health. II.-The examinations are carried out either by the child’s GP or…

I.-Three examinations carried out during the first three years, set by order of the Minister for Health, will result in a health certificate being issued. II-After the examinations mentioned in I of article R. 2132-1, the doctor will issue, where applicable, a medical certificate stating that there is no contraindication to practising the sport or discipline concerned, in the cases mentioned in the second paragraph of III of articles L….

The doctor who carried out the medical examination will draw up the health certificate corresponding to the child’s age and send it, within eight days, to the doctor in charge of the maternal and child protection service in the department where the parents or the persons exercising parental authority or the persons or services to whom the child has been entrusted reside, in compliance with medical confidentiality. The results of…