#2017-1457Decree No. 2017-1457 of October 9, 2017, on the List of Mediators with the Court of Appeal
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The decree establishes the framework for the registration and regulation of mediators in civil, commercial, and social matters in France. It outlines the eligibility criteria for both individuals and organizations wishing to be included on the court's list of mediators, the process for application and renewal, and the conditions under which a mediator may be removed from the list. This includes provisions for both individual mediators and mediating organizations to ensure they maintain required standards of conduct and qualification.
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Key Changes
- Introduction of a structured process for the registration of mediators every three years, allowing for modifications as necessary.
- Strict eligibility criteria for mediators, including criminal background checks and requirements for training or experience.
- Establishment of a renewal process for mediators after three years, with provisions for reapplication and assessment.
Obligations
What this law requires
Individual mediators must not have convictions, incapacities, or disqualifications recorded on judicial record bulletin no. 2 of their criminal history
Individual mediators must not have committed acts contrary to honor, integrity, and good morals that resulted in disciplinary or administrative sanctions (dismissal, striking off, revocation, withdrawal of approval or authorization)
Individual mediators must provide evidence of training or experience demonstrating aptitude for mediation practice
Legal entities exercising mediator activity must ensure all leaders meet the eligibility conditions of Article 2 (no convictions, no disqualifying acts)
Legal entities must ensure each individual person executing mediation measures satisfies all conditions of Article 2