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Article LO6313-3 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The Territorial Council is consulted: 1° On draft laws, draft bills and draft ordinances or decrees that introduce, amend or abolish provisions specific to Saint-Martin; 2° On draft ordinances issued on the basis of Article 74-1 of the Constitution when they relate to Saint-Martin; 3° On bills authorising the ratification or approval of France’s international commitments which intervene in the areas of competence of the collectivity; 4° On treaties or…

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Article LO6313-4 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Laws, ordinances and decrees passed before the entry into force of the Organic Law no. 2007-223 of 21 February 2007 on statutory and institutional provisions relating to overseas France in matters falling within the competence of the authorities of the collectivity may be amended or repealed, insofar as they apply to Saint-Martin, by the authorities of the collectivity in accordance with the procedures laid down in this book. When they…

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Article LO6313-5 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I. – Where the Constitutional Council has found that a law promulgated after the entry into force of the Organic Law no. 2007-223 of 21 February 2007 referred to above has been passed on matters falling within the jurisdiction of the collectivity of Saint-Martin insofar as it applies to the latter, this law may be amended or repealed by the territorial council. II. – The matter is referred to the…

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Article LO6313-6 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The following provisions of this Code in force on the date of promulgation of the loi organique n° 2007-223 du 21 février 2007 précitée : 1° Première partie : livre Ier (titre unique : chapitres Ier, III et IV) ; livre VI (titre II) ; 2° Cinquième partie : livres IV, VI et VII. For the application of these provisions to Saint-Martin: the reference to communes, departments and regions is…

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Article L6313-7 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Without prejudice to the exercise of its powers by the collectivity of Saint-Martin, the following provisions of this code shall apply: 1° Part One: Books II, III, IV and V; 2° Part Two: Titles I and II, Chapter III of Title IV and Title V of Book II; for the application of Chapter III of Title IV, the reference to the town planning code is replaced by the reference to…

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Article LO6314-3 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I.-The collectivity shall lay down the rules applicable in the following matters: 1° Taxes, duties and fees under the conditions set out in Article LO 6314-4; land registry; 2° Road traffic and road transport; maritime services of territorial interest; registration of ships; creation, development and operation of seaports with the exception of the labour regime ; 3° Roads; public property law and the property of the collectivity; 4° Access to…

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Article LO6314-4 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I. – The collectivity of Saint-Martin shall exercise the powers it derives from 1° of I of Article LO 6314-3 in matters of taxes, duties and fees in compliance with the following provisions: 1° Natural persons whose tax domicile was, in the five years preceding their establishment in Saint-Martin, established in a department of metropolitan France or overseas France may only be considered as having their tax domicile in Saint-Martin…

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Article LO6314-5 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Under the conditions laid down in Article LO 6351-3, the local authority may participate, under the supervision of the State, in the exercise of the powers that fall to the State in matters of criminal law with a view to punishing infringements of the rules that it lays down in the matters referred to in I of Article LO 6314-3 and in matters of maritime policing and safety.

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