The deliberation by which the Assembly of French Guyana grants the financial aid provided for in article L. 7125-23 may specify the procedures for allocating and monitoring this aid, in particular the possible splitting of its payment. In respect of each calendar year, the Assembly of French Guyana is provided with an individual summary statement of aid paid to beneficiaries.
To be eligible for the financial assistance provided for in article L. 7125-23, the elected representatives concerned must produce any document proving the use of a universal service employment cheque in accordance with the aforementioned article.
The maximum amount of this aid is equal to that set by article D. 7233-8 of the Labour Code, per calendar year and per beneficiary who has used one or more services financed by this aid. It may not exceed the cost of the services borne by the beneficiary.
The President of the Assembly of French Guiana shall provide the elected official receiving the financial aid, before 1 February of the year following that in which it was awarded, with a certificate stating the total amount of aid received and specifying that it is non-taxable. The annual declaration provided for by Article 87 of the General Tax Code submitted by the territorial collectivity of French Guiana mentions, for each…
Any councillor to the Assembly of French Guyana who is in receipt of official allowances and who is unable, in the event of illness, maternity, paternity or accident, to effectively carry out his duties beyond a period of fifteen clear days, is required to indicate to the territorial collectivity of French Guyana the amount of his daily allowances which are, where applicable, paid by his social security scheme in respect…
When the waiting period provided for by the social security scheme to which the councillor to the Assembly of French Guyana is subject for the payment of daily allowances is longer than the fifteen-day period set out in Article D. 7125-33, the official allowances shall be paid to him in full during the period not giving rise to the payment of any daily allowance.
The ceiling on contribution rates provided for in article L. 7125-29 is set as follows: – local authority contribution rate: 8%; – elected member contribution rate: 8%.
The regional cooperation fund established by article L. 7153-7 contributes to the integration of French Guyana into its geographical environment. It contributes to economic, social and cultural cooperation initiatives with other countries in the region. The representative of the State in French Guyana is the secondary authorising officer.
The committee set up by the second paragraph of article L. 7153-7 is called the Regional Cooperation Fund Management Committee. It is chaired by the representative of the State in French Guiana and also comprises: 1° A representative of the State appointed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and two representatives appointed by the Minister for Overseas France; 2° Four councillors to the Assembly of French Guiana, appointed by the…
The committee meets at least twice a year, convened by its chairman, who sets the agenda. The committee’s secretariat is provided by the services of the State representative in French Guyana.
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