Article D6311-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities
The capital of the overseas collectivity of Saint-Martin is Marigot.
The capital of the overseas collectivity of Saint-Martin is Marigot.
The representative of the State in Saint-Martin exercises his powers under the conditions set out in the décret n°2007-1072 of 6 July 2007 relating to the representative of the State in the collectivity of Saint-Martin.
For the application to Saint-Martin of the provisions of articles D. 6313-2 to D. 6313-6: 1° References to communes, départements or regions are replaced by references to the overseas collectivity of Saint-Martin; the words: communal, département and regional are replaced by the words: of the collectivity; 2° The words: representative of the State in the département, regional prefect or prefect of the département are replaced by the words: représentant de…
I. – Part One of the General Code of Territorial Authorities shall apply to Saint-Martin under the conditions set out in this article. II. – Book I shall apply to Saint-Martin subject to the proviso that in Article D. 1115-2 the reference to the Minister of the Interior shall be replaced by the reference to the Minister responsible for Overseas Territories. III. – Book II is applicable to Saint-Martin under…
I. – Part Two of the General Code of Territorial Authorities shall apply to Saint-Martin under the conditions set out in this article. II. – Book II is applicable to Saint-Martin under the following conditions: 1° Article R. 2214-1 is not applicable to Saint-Martin; 2° Articles R. 2221-1 to R. 2221-99 are not applicable to Saint-Martin; 3° Articles R. 2231-1 to R. 2242-6 shall not apply to Saint-Martin. III. –…
I. – Part Three of the General Code of Territorial Authorities shall apply to Saint-Martin under the conditions set out in this article. II. – Book I shall apply to Saint-Martin under the following conditions: 1° Articles R. 3111-1 to R. 3123-8 shall not apply to Saint-Martin; 2° Articles D. 3142-1 to D. 3142-5 shall not apply to Saint-Martin.
I. – Part Four of the Code Général des Collectivités Territoriales shall apply to Saint-Martin under the conditions set out in this Article. II. – Book II shall apply to Saint-Martin under the following conditions: 1° Titles I and III shall not apply to Saint-Martin; 2° For the application of Article R. 4241-1, the economic, social and cultural council is assimilated to the regional economic, social and environmental council. III….
I. – Books IV, VI and VII of Part Five of the General Code of Territorial Authorities are applicable to Saint-Martin.
The election of the territorial council shall take place in accordance with the procedures laid down in Articles R. 1 to R. 97 and to articles R. 118 to R. 128 of the Electoral Code and under the following conditions: 1° The references to the sous-préfet and the préfet are replaced by the reference to the representative of the State; 2° The reference to the arrondissement is replaced by the…
As regards the territorial councillors, the order of the table is determined: 1° By the earliest date of appointment since the last full renewal of the territorial council; 2° Between councillors elected on the same day, by the greatest number of votes obtained; 3° And, in the event of a tie, by priority of age. A duplicate of the table remains deposited in the offices of the local authority and…
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