Book III: Continuing vocational training

I.-The management, information and mission costs mentioned in article R. 6332-17 may not exceed a ceiling determined in the agreement on objectives and resources mentioned in article L. 6332-2. These costs are defined according to the requests submitted by the skills operator and the objectives set with the minister responsible for vocational training. The ceiling on management costs mentioned in I of article R. 6332-17 is between a minimum and…

The expenditure referred to in article R. 6332-17 of the skills operator is allocated on a pro rata basis of the sums allocated within the framework of: 1° The sections referred to in article L. 6332-3 ; 2° Where applicable, the sections constituted in application of II of article R. 6332-17 to group together the sums paid as additional contributions pursuant to article L. 6332-1-2 either pursuant to a national…

The management costs of the financial section mentioned in article D. 6332-18 are made up of administrative management costs relating to the instruction and monitoring of training files, general information and awareness-raising costs for self-employed workers and the reimbursement of travel, accommodation and catering costs incurred by persons who sit on the organisation’s management bodies, the financing of studies or research relating to training and expenditure to ensure quality control…

If the agreement on objectives and resources referred to in article L. 6332-2 is not concluded, the expenditure referred to in article R. 6332-17 may not exceed the minimum amount referred to in the third paragraph of I of article D. 6332-18.

If the ceilings are exceeded or if the objectives defined in Article D. 6332-18 are not achieved, the Minister responsible for vocational training will send the skills operator, by any means that provides a date certain upon receipt, a formal notice stating the reasons, in order to present, within a period of one month, its written and, where appropriate, oral observations justifying this situation. In the light of the response…