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Article L1112-23 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

A local authority or a public establishment for inter-communal cooperation may set up a youth council to issue an opinion on decisions relating to youth policy in particular. This body may formulate proposals for action. It is made up of young people under the age of thirty who live in the territory of the local authority or establishment or who are in annual secondary or post-baccalaureate education at an educational…

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Article L1112-24 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Without prejudice to existing mediation mechanisms, the municipalities, departments, regions and public establishments of inter-municipal cooperation with their own tax status may, by deliberation of the deliberative body, set up a territorial mediator, subject to the provisions of this article. The deliberation setting up the territorial mediator shall define the scope of his/her powers, determine the resources made available to him/her to carry out his/her duties and set his/her term…

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Article LO1113-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The law which authorises, on the basis of the fourth paragraph of Article 72 of the Constitution, the territorial authorities to derogate, on an experimental basis, from the legislative provisions governing the exercise of their powers, shall define the purpose of the experiment and its duration, which may not exceed five years, and shall mention the provisions from which derogation may be made. The law also specifies the categories and…

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Article LO1113-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Any territorial authority falling within the scope defined by the law referred to in Article LO 1113-1 may, within the period provided for in the second paragraph of the same Article LO 1113-1, decide to participate in the experimentation referred to by that law by a reasoned deliberation of its deliberative assembly. This decision is published in the Journal Officiel for information purposes.

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Article LO1113-3 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The representative of the State may request that an appeal against the decision referred to in article LO 1113-2 be suspended; the decision shall then cease to have effect until the administrative court has ruled on the request. If the administrative court has not given a ruling within one month of the matter being referred to it, the resolution becomes enforceable again. In the event of a request for suspension,…

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Article LO1113-5 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Prior to the expiry of the period set for the experiment, the Government will submit to Parliament, for evaluation, a report accompanied by the observations of the territorial authorities that have taken part in the experiment. This report sets out the effects of the measures taken by these local authorities, in particular with regard to the cost and quality of services provided to users, the organisation of local authorities and…

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Article LO1113-6 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Before the expiry of the period set for the experiment and in the light of its evaluation, the law shall determine, where appropriate: – the conditions for extending or modifying the experimentation for a period that may not exceed three years; – the continuation and generalisation of the measures taken on an experimental basis; – the continuation of the measures taken on an experimental basis in the territorial authorities that…

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Article LO1113-7 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The Government, acting by means of a decree in the Council of State, authorises, on the basis of the fourth paragraph of Article 72 of the Constitution, local and regional authorities to derogate, on an experimental basis, from the regulatory provisions governing the exercise of their powers. This decree contains the details mentioned in article LO 1113-1. Territorial authorities may decide to participate in the experimentation provided for by the…

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