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Article R332-19 of the French Sports Code

Creations, modifications and consultations are recorded, including the identification of the consultant as well as the date, time and purpose of the consultation. Information relating to consultations is kept in the data processing system for a period not exceeding three years.

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Article R332-20 of the French Sports Code

The processing of personal data mentioned in article R. 332-14 implemented by the organisers of profit-making sporting events must be declared to the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés in accordance with the procedures set out in article 23 of law no. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 relating to information technology, files and freedoms.

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Article R332-21 of the French Sports Code

Entering or attempting to enter an enclosure where a sporting event is taking place or being broadcast in public in the following circumstances is punishable by a fifth-class fine: 1° By force ; 2° By fraud without being in possession of an access pass as provided for in article L. 332-1-2 of this code.

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Article R332-22 of the French Sports Code

Entering or remaining, without a legitimate reason, in the competition area of a sports venue during the running of an event, its preparation or the restoration of the site at the end of an event is punishable by a fifth-class fine.

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Article R333-1 of the French Sports Code

The general meeting of the sports federation is competent to rule on the appropriateness, purpose and scope of the transfer of audiovisual exploitation rights referred to in the first paragraph of article L. 333-2.

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Article R333-2 of the French Sports Code

In the event of transfer of ownership of all or part of the audiovisual exploitation rights under the conditions set out inArticle R. 333-1, the professional league or the commercial company referred to inArticle L. 333-2-1 shall market on an exclusive basis the audiovisual exploitation and live or slightly deferred broadcasting rights, in full or in excerpts, regardless of the broadcasting medium, for all matches and competitions that it organises….

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Article R333-3 of the French Sports Code

The rights referred to in the first paragraph of Article R. 333-2 are marketed by the league or the commercial company referred to inArticle L. 333-2-1 in accordance with a public and non-discriminatory call for tenders procedure open to all interested publishers or distributors of services. The notice of call for tenders contains information about the content and expiry date of current contracts for other audiovisual exploitation rights. It also…

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Article R333-3-1 of the French Sports Code

I.-When sports associations and sports companies take part in sports events or competitions for which the marketing and management of the exploitation rights are assigned to the commercial company mentioned in articles L. 333-1 and L. 333-2-1, the following may not hold an interest in the capital of this company or voting rights within it: 1° Sports associations and the sports companies they have formed in application of article L….

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Article R333-3-2 of the French Sports Code

The Articles of Association of the commercial company referred to in articles L. 333-1 and L. 333-2-1 which fail to comply with the laws and regulations in force or which do not ensure compliance with the provisions of article R. 333-3-1 may not be approved by the Minister responsible for Sport.

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Article R333-3-3 of the French Sports Code

Where the marketing of exploitation rights for sporting events or competitions organised by a professional league is carried out by a commercial company created pursuant to the third paragraph of Article L. 333-1, each year this company draws up a report on compliance with competition rules, in particular advertising and non-discrimination rules, when granting exclusive rights and, in particular, on the reasonableness, in view of the characteristics of the market,…

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