#2007-422Decree on the Powers and Organization of State Services in French Polynesia
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This law establishes the powers of the High Commissioner of the Republic in French Polynesia. It outlines their authority over national interests, law enforcement, and the administration of State services. The High Commissioner ensures coordination and control of various public and administrative services in the region, and they have specific responsibilities related to public order, safety, and defense preparation.
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Key Changes
- Empowers High Commissioner as representative of the State in French Polynesia
- Outlines authority over national interests and legal enforcement
- Establishes coordination of public and administrative services
Obligations
What this law requires
The High Commissioner must ensure execution of government regulations and decisions in French Polynesia
The High Commissioner must exercise administrative control over institutions of French Polynesia, communes, and their public establishments
The High Commissioner must inform the President of French Polynesia when proclaiming a state of emergency
The High Commissioner must report to the Minister responsible for overseas territories when proclaiming a state of emergency
The High Commissioner must establish the strategic action plan for the State in French Polynesia after consulting the State administration committee