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Article L425-9-3 of the French Sports Code

Legal entities found to be criminally liable, under the conditions set out inarticle 121-2 of the French Criminal Code, for the offences defined in articles L. 425-9 and L. 425-9-1 of this Code shall incur the following penalties: 1° A fine, in accordance with the procedures set out inarticle 131-38 of the French Criminal Code ; 2° For the offences defined in article L. 425-9-1 of this Code: a) The…

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Article L425-10 of the French Sports Code

The following may exercise the rights granted to civil parties in respect of the offences mentioned in the anti-doping regulations issued by New Caledonia: a) The Territorial Olympic and Sports Committee for acts committed during competitions for which it is responsible; b) The sports leagues approved under the terms of the regulations governing sporting activities in New Caledonia, each insofar as it is concerned.

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Article L425-11 of the French Sports Code

The prison sentences provided for in I, II and III of article 22 of deliberation no. 202 of the Congress of New Caledonia of 22 August 2006 relating to the protection of athletes’ health and the fight against doping in New Caledonia are hereby approved.

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Article L425-12 of the French Sports Code

A person who has been banned temporarily or permanently from taking part in a competition or sporting event organised or approved by the leagues, committees or federations of New Caledonia, in application of the anti-doping regulations laid down by New Caledonia, may not take part in a competition or sporting event organised by other leagues, committees or federations of the Republic during the period of this ban.

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Article R112-1 of the French Sports Code

The public establishments mentioned in this chapter participate in the implementation of the policy defined by the Minister for Sport. They are placed under the supervision of the Minister and, unless otherwise stipulated, are constituted as public administrative establishments. Performance contracts signed with the Minister for Sport determine the national objectives set for each establishment.

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Article D112-3 of the French Sports Code

I.-The national public training establishments are: 1° L’Institut national du sport, de l’expertise et de la performance; 2° L’Institut français du cheval et de l’équitation; 3° L’Ecole nationale des sports de montagne; 4° L’Ecole nationale de voile et des sports nautiques. They exercise their powers under the conditions set out in Chapter I of Title I of Book II. II – The local public training establishments in the fields of…

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Article D112-4 of the French Sports Code

The National Sports Museum is responsible for 1° The study and presentation to the public of sport and its related heritage, considered in their historical, scientific, artistic, sociological or technical dimensions, and the provision of the documentation collected; 2° The conservation, protection and restoration, on behalf of the State, of cultural property listed in its inventories and in its care; 3° Enriching national collections by acquiring cultural property on behalf…

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Article D112-5 of the French Sports Code

To carry out its missions, the museum: 1° Designs, develops and operates permanent or temporary exhibitions, on its own premises and in other suitable venues, in France and abroad; 2° Manages a centre for the conservation and restoration of movable sporting heritage under the conditions defined by article L. 452-1 of the French Heritage Code; 3° Has a department responsible for welcoming the public, disseminating information, organising events and providing…

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Article D112-6 of the French Sports Code

The performance contract mentioned in article R. 112-1 specifies the resources and indicators corresponding to the objectives. The cultural, commercial and economic policy of the establishment, its activities and investments falling within its remit may be the subject of agreements with local authorities, public establishments or private bodies.

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Article D112-7 of the French Sports Code

The institution is responsible for conserving, restoring, studying, enriching, presenting to the public and promoting collections in the sporting domain belonging to the State, local authorities, public establishments or private bodies, which are placed at its disposal by means of open-ended deposits or which it acquires for valuable consideration or free of charge on behalf of the State. State collections in the custody of the institution form part of the…

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