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Article R113-1 of the French Sports Code

The maximum amount of subsidies that sports associations or the companies they form pursuant to article L. 122-1 may receive, pursuant to article L. 113-2, from local authorities, their groupings or public establishments for inter-municipal cooperation, may not exceed 2.3 million euros for each sporting season in the discipline concerned.

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Article R113-2 of the French Sports Code

The general interest missions mentioned in article L. 113-2 concern : 1° The training, development and educational or professional integration of young sportspeople in training centres approved under the conditions set out in article L. 211-4 ; 2° The participation of the association or company in educational, integration or social cohesion initiatives; 3° The implementation of actions aimed at improving public safety and preventing violence in sports venues. However, the…

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Article R113-3 of the French Sports Code

In support of their grant applications, sports associations or the companies they form must provide the following documents: 1° Balance sheets and profit and loss accounts for the last two financial years for which the accounts have been closed, as well as a provisional budget for the sporting year for which the grant is requested; 2° A report on the use of subsidies paid by local authorities and their groupings…

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Article R113-5 of the French Sports Code

The agreement provided for in article L. 113-2 sets out the obligations of each of the parties and mentions all the sums received from the local authorities and their groupings, including those paid pursuant to article L. 113-3. It indicates, where applicable, that a representative of the local authority has been appointed to monitor the use of the grants awarded.

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Article D113-6 of the French Sports Code

The maximum amount of the sums paid by local authorities or their groupings to a company mentioned in article L. 122-1 in performance of service provision contracts, or any agreement whose purpose does not fall within the scope of the general interest missions mentioned in article L. 113-2, is set at 30% of the total income of the company’s profit and loss account for the previous year, up to a…

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Article R114-1 of the French Sports Code

I.-In application of article L. 114-1, the sports resource, expertise and performance centres are local public training establishments in the fields of sport, youth and popular education. They carry out, on behalf of the State, and may carry out, on behalf of the region, the missions defined in articles L. 114-2 and L. 114-3 respectively. The decree which, in application of article L. 114-1, creates a sports resources, expertise and…

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Article R114-2 of the French Sports Code

The contract and agreement mentioned in II and III of article L. 114-16 may be the subject of a single tripartite contract between the State and the region, on the one hand, and the sports resources, expertise and performance centre, on the other.

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Article R114-3 of the French Sports Code

The region may give the sports resources, expertise and performance centre attached to it a mandate to delegate the contracting authority to carry out, within the centre, construction, reconstruction, major repair or extension work on the real estate assets for which it is responsible under the conditions defined in articles L. 114-5 and L. 114-7 of this code.

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Article R114-4 of the French Sports Code

The Board of Directors of the centres is made up of twenty members, with the exception of centres whose importance or specific nature, particularly with regard to the number of sites or their field of activity, justifies them having twenty-five members. An order by the Minister for Sport sets the number of members of the centres’ Boards of Directors. The Board of Directors comprises, depending on whether there are twenty…

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