#2026-458Public interest declarations for members of France’s crop protection solutions committee
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This decree requires most members of France’s crop protection solutions committee to file a public interest declaration before taking part in the committee’s work. The rule covers both full and substitute members, except the committee’s regular chair.
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Key Changes
- Creates a public interest declaration requirement for members of the crop protection solutions committee.
- Requires members to disclose current work, relevant activities from the previous five years, consulting, studies, paid speaking or writing, intellectual property, funding, and financial holdings linked to the committee’s field.
- Applies before participation in committee work and covers both full and substitute members, except the regular chair.
Obligations
What this law requires
Before taking part in the work of the Committee for Crop Protection Solutions, each full or substitute committee member, except the regular chair, must establish a public declaration of interests.
Before taking part in the work of the Crop Protection Solutions Committee, each full or substitute committee member must establish a public declaration of interests, except for the committee’s regular chair.
The public declaration of interests must state the declarant's first name and last name, and must specify that the declaration is made in the declarant's capacity as a committee member.
The public declaration of interests must state the declarant’s first name and surname and indicate that the declaration is made in their capacity as a member of the committee.
The public declaration of interests must disclose the declarant’s current main activity, whether paid or unpaid.