Title IV: WAITING AREA

Every four years, ad hoc administrators on the list provided for in Article R. 343-2 make a new application for registration, which is examined in accordance with the provisions of Article R. 343-5. When they do so, they must prove that they have complied with the obligations arising from the missions entrusted to them, and in particular those set out in article R. 343-7.

Within one month of the completion of each assignment, the ad hoc administrator sends the public prosecutor a report detailing the steps taken and, where applicable, for the purposes of ensuring the best possible protection, the information gathered on the minor.

In addition to the reimbursement of their travel expenses, calculated in accordance with the conditions laid down for travel by civil servants for the Ministry of Justice, each person appointed as an ad hoc administrator and who appears on the list provided for in article R. 343-2 an allowance to cover the costs incurred in assisting the minor during his or her placement and detention in the waiting area and…

The lump-sum compensation paid to ad hoc administrators is borne by the State.

The striking off of an ad hoc administrator may be pronounced each year by the general assembly of the court of appeal, either at the request of the person concerned, or on the initiative of the first president or the public prosecutor after the person concerned has been given the opportunity to present his observations, if one of the conditions provided for in articles R. 343-3 and R. 343-4 cease…

Where, within the jurisdiction of the court of appeal, it is not possible to appoint one of the persons appearing on the list provided for in article R. 343-2 or where this list has not yet been drawn up, the appointment of an ad hoc administrator pursuant to the provisions of article L. 343-2 is made, on a provisional basis and until the list is drawn up or updated annually,…