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Article R5126-77 of the French Public Health Code

I.-In application of the second paragraph of I of article L. 5126-4, any changes to the information contained in the authorisation referred to in article R. 5126-75, which do not fall within the scope of II, must be declared in advance to the director general of the regional health agency with territorial jurisdiction by the chairman of the board of directors of the fire and rescue service. This declaration must…

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Article R5126-78 of the French Public Health Code

The provisions of the first two paragraphs of article R. 5126-74 and of articles R. 5126-75 and R. 5126-30 relating to requests for the creation and transfer of a pharmacy are applicable to requests for the closure of an in-house pharmacy. These requests must include any evidence that the existence of the in-house pharmacy is no longer justified and, if applicable, must specify the means envisaged to meet the remaining…

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Article R5126-79 of the French Public Health Code

For the application of II of article L. 5126-4, the authorisation may only be suspended, except in the event of an immediate danger to public health, or withdrawn once the director general of the regional health agency with territorial jurisdiction has informed the chairman of the board of directors of the fire and rescue service of the nature of the infringements observed and has given him formal notice to put…

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Article R5126-81 of the French Public Health Code

I.-The pharmacy for internal use is managed by a fire brigade pharmacist as referred to in article R. 1424-25 of the general code for local authorities. The pharmacist’s time spent in the pharmacy for internal use may not be less than the equivalent of five half-days per week. II.-The pharmacists responsible for managing an internal-use pharmacy of a fire and rescue service may not be dispensary owners, directors or deputy…

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Article R5126-83 of the French Public Health Code

Whatever the cause and duration of the absence of the pharmacist in charge of managing the pharmacy for internal use, he shall be replaced under the conditions defined by the statutory provisions applicable to him or by the contract binding him to the employer. Replacement pharmacists are fire brigade pharmacists. The replacement pharmacist is subject to the same service obligations as the pharmacist he replaces.

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Article R5126-84 of the French Public Health Code

When the scale of the pharmacy’s activity requires a pharmaceutical presence of more than ten half-days per week, one or more pharmacists are recruited to assist the pharmacist in charge. They shall be fire brigade pharmacists. When these pharmacists are absent for more than one month, for whatever reason, they shall be replaced. Their replacement may not exceed one year and shall be carried out in accordance with the statutory…

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Article R5126-85 of the French Public Health Code

The application for authorisation to create or transfer a pharmacy for internal use of the Paris fire brigade or the Marseilles marine fire brigade, as provided for in article L. 5126-4, is sent by the commander of the military unit concerned, by any means that provides a date certain for its receipt, to the Minister of the Interior, with a copy to the Minister of Defence, in application of the…

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Article R5126-86 of the French Public Health Code

I.-For the Paris fire brigade and the Marseille marine fire brigade, the authorisation referred to in article R. 5126-74 is issued by the Minister of the Interior, after obtaining the opinion of the Minister of Defence and informing the Director General of the regional health agency concerned. If the Minister for Defence has not given his opinion within three months of the date of receipt of the application, the Minister…

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