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French Public Health Code
- Regulatory part
  - Part One: General health protection
    - Book I: Health protection for individuals
      - Title IV: Compensation for the consequences of health risks
        Chapter II: Health risks arising from the operation of the healthcare system
        Section 4: Compensation for victims
        Subsection 1: Office national d'indemnisation des accidents médicaux, des affections iatrogènes et des infections nosocomiales (National compensation office for medical accidents, iatrogenic diseases and nosocomial infections)
        Paragraph 2: Financial and accounting provisions.

Article R1142-55 of the French Public Health Code

Article R1142-55 of the French Public Health Code

November 5, 2023
11:57 pm

Revenue and imprest accounts may be set up in accordance with the provisions of Decree no. 2019-798 of 26 July 2019 on the revenue and imprest accounts of public bodies.

Original in French 🇫🇷

Article R1142-55

Des régies de recettes et d’avances peuvent être instituées conformément aux dispositions du décret n° 2019-798 du 26 juillet 2019 relatif aux régies de recettes et aux régies d’avances des organismes publics.

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