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Article L6417-2 of the French Public Health Code

For the purposes of this chapter, the first paragraph of Article L. 6161-1 reads as follows: “In private establishments, whatever their status, employees are represented on the boards of directors or supervisory boards or on the bodies that take their place. “

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Article L6422-2 of the French Public Health Code

For the application of this chapter, in article L. 6314-1, the words: “in article L. 162-5, as part of their self-employed activity, and in articles L. 162-5-10 and L. 162-32-1 of the Social Security Code” are replaced by the words: “in article L. 162-5 of the Social Security Code, as part of their self-employed activity”.

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Article L6424-1 of the French Public Health Code

Activities falling within the remit of the Mayotte public health establishment and carried out in the Mayotte dispensaries are integrated into the public health establishment from the date set by article 50 of law no. 2003-1199 of 18 December 2003 on the financing of social security for 2004. The rights and obligations, receivables and debts arising from these activities prior to this integration remain the responsibility of the departmental authority….

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Article L6431-1 of the French Public Health Code

The Wallis and Futuna Health Agency is a national public administrative body with administrative and financial autonomy, administered by a Board of Directors and headed by a Director. It is subject to an administrative, budgetary and accounting system and to State control adapted to the specific nature of its missions.

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Article L6431-2 of the French Public Health Code

The Agency’s Board of Directors is chaired by the Senior Administrator of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, representing the State. In addition to its Chairman, the Agency’s Board of Directors comprises seven categories of members: 1° Members of Parliament elected in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands ; 2° Representatives of the Territorial Assembly, including, by right, the President of this Assembly; 3° Representatives of traditional chiefs; 4°…

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Article L6431-4 of the French Public Health Code

The Health Agency is responsible for health protection in the territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands: 1. It draws up a public health programme taking into account the health priorities established by the health conference provided for in article L. 1524-1. This programme focuses in particular on protecting the health of mothers, young children, school-age children and workers, as well as combating communicable diseases, alcoholism, drug addiction and mental…

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Article L6431-5 of the French Public Health Code

No person may be a member of the Board of Directors : 1° In more than one capacity ; 2° If he is subject to the incapacity provided for inarticle L. 6 of the Electoral Code; 3° If he is a supplier of goods or services, bound to the agency by contract or an employee of the agency. However, the incompatibility resulting from the status of salaried employee does not…

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Article L6431-6 of the French Public Health Code

The Board of Directors defines the Agency’s general policy and deliberates on : 1° The public health programme provided for in article L. 6431-4 ; 2° The medical project ; 3° The master plan as well as construction, major repair and demolition projects; 4° The budget and amending decisions, presented by functional group; 5° The accounts and the allocation of results; 6° The financial participation of the agency’s users provided…

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Article L6431-7 of the French Public Health Code

The decisions of the Board of Directors are enforceable as follows: 1° Decisions relating to the matters listed in 2°, 5°, 7° to 11° and 14° to 17° of article L. 6431-6 are enforceable by operation of law as soon as they are received by the Minister for Health. The Minister for Health shall refer any deliberations that he considers illegal to the administrative court of the territory within two…

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