A political choice to be decided by the end of Emmanuel Macron's five-year term.
Six and a half years after the launch of the Sapin 2 law, which transformed the fight against corruption in France, a new bill is in the works.
It has just been tabled by LREM deputy Raphaël Gauvain.
The goal: to breathe
new life
into the fight against corruption and ensure consistency by harmonizing existing tools.
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The text is built on two pillars.
The first aims to broaden the profile of actors coming under the supervision of organizations that fight in favor of probity and against corruption.
It is therefore planned to extend control to “small subsidiaries” of large foreign groups established in France, even when the parent company does not have its head office in France and as soon as the latter exceeds the thresholds provided for by law.
This provision is intended for large international groups such as Facebook or Google, whose local subsidiaries escaped
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