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Article R6351-8-1 of the French Labour Code

When a training organisation holding a registration number provides an apprenticeship training course for the first time, it must send a copy of its articles of association to the Regional Prefect within thirty days. This provision applies to the private legal entities mentioned in 4° of article R. 6351-5.

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Article R6351-9 of the French Labour Code

For the purposes of assessing the conditions for cancelling the registration of the declaration of activity mentioned in 1° and 2° of Article L. 6351-4, the services examined are those corresponding to the revenue appearing in the last educational and financial report sent by the service provider to the Regional Prefect pursuant to Articles L. 6352-11 and R. 6352-22 to R. 6352-24 and to the revenue received between the date…

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Article R6351-11 of the French Labour Code

Any interested party wishing to contest a decision to refuse or cancel registration of a declaration of activity must lodge a complaint with the authority that took the decision, prior to any appeal on grounds of ultra vires.

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Article R6351-13 of the French Labour Code

The Minister responsible for vocational training has authorised the creation of an automated processing system for personal data called “Mon Activité Formation” (MAF). This teleservice enables the service providers referred to in Article L. 6351-1 to make the declaration referred to in Article L. 6351-2 and to send the educational and financial report referred to in Article L. 6352-11. The Minister responsible for vocational training is in charge of the…

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Article R6351-14 of the French Labour Code

The purpose of the processing mentioned in Article R. 6351-13 is to enable: 1° The submission of the declaration of activity provided for in Article L. 6351-2 and the amending declaration provided for in Article L. 6351-5, as well as the transmission of the educational and financial report provided for in Article L. 6352-11 by the service providers mentioned in Article L. 6351-1 ; 2° Examining declarations of activity, including…

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Article R6351-15 of the French Labour Code

Insofar as their use is necessary for the purposes defined in article R. 6351-14, the categories of personal data recorded in the processing are as follows: 1° Identification data; 2° Data relating to professional life; 3° Data relating to criminal offences and convictions or security measures. An order issued by the Minister responsible for vocational training specifies the personal data recorded in the processing operation that fall within the categories…

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Article R6351-16 of the French Labour Code

I.-The user, provider of actions contributing to the development of skills, enters, records and transmits the data mentioned in article R. 6351-15. II.-The user, an agent responsible for monitoring vocational training or managing the declarations of training bodies of the regional directorates for the economy, employment, labour and solidarity, the interdepartmental regional directorate for the economy, employment, labour and solidarity or the directorates for the economy, employment, labour and solidarity,…

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Article R6351-17 of the French Labour Code

I.-Personal data recorded in the processing mentioned in article R. 6351-13 is kept for the purposes of the checks provided for in article L. 6361-2 throughout the period of validity of the declaration of activity, including any amendments, and for up to four years after the declaration ceases to be valid. If registration of the declaration of activity is refused, the data is kept for a period of four years…

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