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Article R614-2 of the French Consumer Code

The ombudsman shall also make available to the public on his website or communicate on request his annual activity report including the following information:1° The number of disputes referred to him and their subject matter;2° The issues most frequently encountered in the disputes referred to him and his recommendations for avoiding them;3° The proportion of disputes that he has refused to deal with and the percentage assessment of the various…

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Article R614-3 of the French Consumer Code

Any natural or legal person wishing to be included on the list of mediators provided for in Article L. 615-1 communique à la commission d’évaluation et de contrôle de la médiation mentionnée au même article, outre les informations mentionnées aux 3° à 9° de l’article R. 614-1 : 1° Its contact details and website address; 2° A statement of reasons justifying its appointment as consumer mediator; 3° Information on its…

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Article R614-4 of the French Consumer Code

The consumer mediator shall also send the Commission d’évaluation et de contrôle de la médiation de la consommation the information required to evaluate his activity, and this at least every two years. This information shall include at least, in addition to that set out in article R. 614-2 : 1° A description of the mediation training courses attended; 2° An assessment of the effectiveness of the mediation and possible ways…

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Article R615-1 of the French Consumer Code

The consumer mediation evaluation and monitoring commission mentioned in article L. 615-1 is made up of: 1° A Conseiller d’Etat; 2° An active or honorary Conseiller à la Cour de Cassation; 3° Four people qualified in the legal field or in mediation; 4° Two representatives of nationally-approved consumer associations; 5° Two representatives of professional organisations. The provisions of Article 74 of Law n° 2014-873 of 4 August 2014 for real…

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Article R615-2 of the French Consumer Code

The members of the commission are appointed by order of the Minister for the Economy for a renewable term of three years, on the recommendation of the Vice-President of the Conseil d’Etat in the case of the Conseiller d’Etat and on the recommendation of the First President of the Cour de Cassation in the case of the Conseiller à la Cour de Cassation.

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Article R615-3 of the French Consumer Code

The chairman and vice-chairman of the commission receive an annual flat-rate allowance, the amount of which is set by joint order of the ministers responsible for the economy and the budget. The other members of the commission receive an allowance, the rate per meeting of which is set by joint order of the same ministers. The members of the commission may be reimbursed for their travel expenses under the conditions…

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Article R615-4 of the French Consumer Code

The Commission may call on rapporteurs belonging to the government departments in charge of the sectors of activity concerned to examine the files needed to draw up the list of ombudsmen notified to the European Commission, as well as to assess them, in accordance with Article L. 615-1. To the same end, the Commission may also refer matters to independent public authorities and independent administrative authorities for their opinions, in…

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Article R615-5 of the French Consumer Code

The commission examines the applications of persons wishing to be included on the list of consumer mediators in the light of the information communicated pursuant to article R. 614-3 and decides on their inclusion on this list.

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Article R615-6 of the French Consumer Code

The Commission shall notify the European Commission, pursuant to Article L. 615-1, the list of consumer mediators, specifying that they meet the quality requirements and fulfil the conditions laid down in articles R. 612-1 to R. 612-5. The list specifies for each mediator: 1° Its name, contact details and website address; 2° The language or languages in which requests for mediation may be submitted and the mediation processes take place;…

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