#2026-239Decree No. 2026-239 of April 1, 2026 approving the model statutes of the professional sections of the Autonomous Old-Age Insurance Organization for Liberal Professions
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This decree formally approves the standardized (model) statutes that each professional section of the CNAVPL (Caisse Nationale d'Assurance Vieillesse des Professions Libérales) must adopt. These sections manage the basic old-age insurance scheme for liberal professionals on behalf of the national fund, including contribution collection, benefit liquidation and payment, and administrative operations. The statutes detail the composition and election of the board of directors (with separate representation for contributors and beneficiaries), the six-year renewable mandates, strict eligibility and integrity requirements, rules for board meetings, voting procedures, and confidentiality obligations. They also specify how the sections handle complementary retirement, disability-death, and supplementary benefit schemes.
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Key Changes
- Standardized statutes now mandatory for all professional sections of the CNAVPL managing basic old-age, complementary, invalidity-death and supplementary schemes
- Board of directors must include separate colleges of contributors and beneficiaries with numbers fixed in compliance with article R. 641-13 of the Social Security Code
- Administrators elected for six-year terms, renewable in full every six years or by half every three years, with strict eligibility requiring minimum years of consecutive contributions
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Obligations
What this law requires
Each professional section must collect and remit contributions from the basic old-age insurance scheme (régime d'assurance vieillesse de base) to the national fund (CNAVPL) on behalf of affiliated liberal professionals
Each professional section must liquidate and pay benefits from the basic old-age insurance scheme to its affiliated beneficiaries
Board of directors must be composed with separate representation for contributors (cotisants) and beneficiaries (allocataires) as specified in article R. 641-13 of the Social Security Code
Administrator candidates must declare their candidacy to the board president by postal or dematerialized means within the specified deadline before the voting opening date
Administrators must not have been convicted of criminal offenses or contraventions under the Social Security Code, nor subject to electoral prohibitions listed in article L. 6 of the Electoral Code