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Emergency telephone numbers
Fire Brigade (Ambulances)Phone: 18 or 93 30 19 45 Police-Emergency ServicesPhone: 17 or 93 15 30 15 European emergency number(from a mobile phone)112 On duty doctors and chemistsPhone: 116 117 Princess Grace Hospital Centre Switchboard: (+377) 97 98 99 00 Emergencies: (+377) 97 98 97 69Website: www.chpg.mc Family m...
Read moreThe Monaco Gerontology Coordination Centre
The Monaco Gerontology Coordination Centre offers a range of services for senior citizens.Helping you enjoy later life to the fullThe multi-disciplinary team at the Monaco Gerontology Coordination Centre is devoted exclusively to gerontology in the Principality of Monaco.Its mission is to undertake practical activit...
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The Commune
RoleThe CommuneThe Principality forms a single commune (municipal district/authority), and its geographical scope therefore extends throughout Monegasque territory.As a decentralised public authority, the Commune of Monaco is responsible for: Managing local authority property Organising and structuring local publ...
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How to submit a case to the employment tribunal
How to submit a case to the employment tribunal
How to request a disabled parking permit for a person with a disability
The National Council
DutiesThe National Council, a representative assembly, has sole responsibility for passing laws and the State Budget. The budget is put to the vote in legislative form.It has limited legislative initiative - proposals that it makes for laws or amendments cannot be directly enacted. This is a result of the fundamenta...
Read moreEconomic, Social and Environmental Council
DutiesThe main duties of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council are to express opinions on social, financial, commercial, and industrial issues, as well as those relating to tourism, that have an overall impact on the country's economy.The Council is thus consulted by the Government about Bills or draft Sove...
Read moreCouncil of State
DutiesThe Council of State is responsible for expressing its opinion on Bills and draft Ordinances that are submitted to it for examination by the Prince. It may also be consulted about other matters.By virtue of its powers and composition, it constitutes a consultative body of the Prince in the legal field, at both...
Read moreThe Crown Council
DutiesThe Crown Council is a purely consultative body.It has no decision-making powers and its opinions are not binding upon the Sovereign Authority in any way. The Prince may consult this Assembly on a mandatory or optional basis.It must be consulted by the Prince regarding a limited number of issues listed by the...
Read moreBoard of Auditors
DutiesThe Board of Auditors, the supreme public auditing institution in the Principality, audits the accounts and the budgetary and financial management of the State, the Commune and public institutions.It may also audit organisations benefiting from State funding or a legal person governed by public law, and/or pri...
Read moreTrade of goods declaration between Monaco and EU Member States other than France
Most trade in the European Union is unrestricted. However, trade between taxpayers is subject to mandatory declarations enabling the Administration to: Compile statistics on external trade using information communicated in the trade of goods declaration made by the trader Ensure compliance with tax regulations on...
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Domiciling an activity at home
PrincipleDomiciling commercial business activities at the entrepreneur's home in Monaco is possible if the legal form of the company allows it and if: No legislative, regulatory or contractual provision is opposed thereto The firm's activities do not involve reception of clients or the storage or display of goods...
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