Applications for enrolment are sent by the interested parties to their local delegation. After examination, the delegation forwards the application to the Central Council of Section E within two months.
Each delegation elects for six years an additional representative and alternate representative, practising in metropolitan France, who sits on the Central Council E.
The Central Council of Section E is made up of members appointed or elected for a six-year term. It comprises : 1° The chairmen of the delegations ; 2° The representatives provided for in article L. 4232-13; 3° A pharmacist public health inspector representing the Minister for Health and a pharmacist representing the Minister for Overseas Territories, in an advisory capacity; 4° A professor or senior lecturer in pharmacy training…
The Central Council managing section G of the Ordre des pharmaciens is made up of fourteen members appointed or elected for six years by all pharmacists registered on the roll of section G of the Ordre. This central council comprises : 1° A professor or senior lecturer in pharmacy training and research units, a pharmacist in active service, appointed by the Minister for Health, on the recommendation of the Minister…
The Central Council managing section H of the Ordre des pharmaciens is made up of sixteen members, appointed or elected for six years. This central council comprises : 1° A pharmacist professor or senior lecturer in active pharmacy training and research units, appointed by the Minister for Health on the recommendation of the Minister for Higher Education; 2° A pharmacist public health inspector representing the Minister of Health in an…
The central councils of sections B, C, D, E, G and H of the Ordre national des pharmaciens have, each insofar as it is concerned, the rights and powers of the regional councils and the central council of section A.
The various councils of the Ordre national des pharmaciens have legal personality. They are represented by their president in all civil acts. They authorise their president to take legal action. They may, before all courts, exercise all the rights reserved to civil parties in relation to acts directly or indirectly prejudicial to the collective interests of the pharmaceutical profession, including in the case of threats or violence committed because of…
The duties of a member of one of the councils of the ordre and those of a member of one of the boards of directors of a pharmaceutical union or a regional union of health professionals are incompatible.
The principles governing elections to the various councils of the Ordre des pharmaciens are laid down by decree. An electoral regulation drawn up by the national council of the order lays down the procedures. After each election, the minutes of the election are notified without delay to the central council concerned, the national council, the director general of the regional health agency and the minister responsible for health. The elections…
Employers or, in the case of public sector employees, the hierarchical authority, are required to allow their employees or agents who are members of a council of the Bar, the time necessary to attend and participate in meetings of this council, its committees or its disciplinary chambers. The employee must inform the employer or the hierarchical authority of the meeting as soon as he is aware of it. Time spent…
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