#MICB2606279AApproval of Updated Rules for the Versailles Palace Research Centre Public Interest Group
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This order approves changes to the founding agreement of the public interest group that runs the Centre de recherche du château de Versailles. It confirms the centre’s mission, membership, governance, funding rules, voting rights, staffing arrangements, intellectual property rules, and renewal for a new seven-year period. The practical impact is limited to the centre and its member institutions, including the Ministry of Culture, the Versailles public establishment, the City of Versailles, Sorbonne University, UVSQ, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, École du Louvre, and CY Cergy Paris University. Members should apply the updated contribution, voting, budget, governance, and operating rules.
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Key Changes
- Approves amendment No. 4 to the founding agreement of the Versailles Palace Research Centre public interest group.
- Renews the group for a new seven-year period and restates its research and training mission.
- Updates member contributions, voting rights, governance rules, staffing arrangements, budget controls, and intellectual property rules.
Obligations
What this law requires
Members must provide annual statutory contributions in the forms and amounts approved by the general assembly, including financial contributions and validated non-financial contributions such as staff, premises, or equipment made available without financial consideration.
Any non-financial contribution by a member, including staff, premises, or equipment, must be evaluated between the director and the contributing member and validated by the general assembly.
A member wishing to withdraw must notify the president of the general assembly by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt at least six months before the end of the budget year, must have fulfilled all financial and other obligations for current and prior years, and must obtain general assembly agreement on the financial and other withdrawal terms.
Any transfer of statutory rights may be made only after unanimous approval by the general assembly.
The GIP budget, established by calendar year, must be approved by the general assembly and must include all forecast revenue and expenditure, including allocation between operating costs and investment expenditure.