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Article A212-24 of the French Sports Code

Jury members who take part in meetings and deliberations by means of audiovisual communication attend the meeting in its entirety, from the opening of the session until the final decision is taken, unless there are insurmountable technical difficulties. The chairman of the jury will ensure that they are able to take part in the meeting under the same conditions as those physically present and are provided with all the information…

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Article A212-25 of the French Sports Code

In application of article R. 212-10-3, certain certification tests may be organised remotely by means of audiovisual communication for the benefit of candidates who are geographically remote. The Regional Director for Youth, Sport and Social Cohesion determines the test situation(s) for which these technical methods are used, the procedures for taking them and the candidates concerned.

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Article A212-26 of the French Sports Code

The certification tests referred to in article R. 212-10-5 take place in the presence of at least two persons responsible for assessing the candidates’ skills and appointed by the Regional Director for Youth, Sport and Social Cohesion from among the members of the jury or the experts or assessors proposed by the training body.

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Article A212-27 of the French Sports Code

The subject, nature, procedures and duration of the certification tests delegated to the training body in application of article R. 212-10-8 are set by the regional director of youth, sport and social cohesion in the authorisation decision.

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Article A212-28 of the French Sports Code

The members of the jury or experts mentioned in article R. 212-10-2 must inform the regional director of youth, sport and social cohesion immediately of any failure to comply with the certification tests delegated to the training organisation. In this case, the regional director of youth, sport and social cohesion may ask the training body to organise the certification test(s) again for the candidate(s) concerned.

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Article A212-30 of the French Sports Code

All training organisations must comply with all the general and specific clauses of the specifications in order to be approved. An accredited training organisation is deemed to meet the general clauses for any new application for accreditation. It must, however, communicate the details when it submits an application for authorisation in another region. In accordance with article R. 212-10-18, the training organisation undertakes to present procedures for the organisation of…

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Article A212-31 of the French Sports Code

The advisory opinion of the National Technical Director mentioned in article R. 212-10-12 is deemed favourable in the absence of a response within two months of the matter being referred to him by the Regional Director for Youth, Sport and Social Cohesion.

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Article A212-32 of the French Sports Code

The decision to authorise the training body issued by the Regional Director of Youth, Sport and Social Cohesion sets out in particular: 1° The maximum number of trainees in a complete training course for a session, which may be reduced depending on the location and the audience ; 2° The minimum number of trainees, which is set at eight per session. By way of derogation, a training organisation wishing to…

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Article A212-33 of the French Sports Code

In accordance with article R. 212-10-13, the authorised training body must: 1° Submit to the regional directorate for youth, sport and social cohesion a provisional annual calendar of training sessions under the conditions defined by the regional director for youth, sport and social cohesion; 2° Declare each training session; 3° Fill in the national tool for monitoring registrations and results of certification tests in accordance with the provisions transmitted by…

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