Question 14371 — French language

Summary

Mr. Jean-Noël Barrot draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the application of Law No. 94-665 of August 4, 1994 relating to the use of the French language, at the time of the approval of French brand cars. This law states, in fact, in article 2, that in "the designation, offer, presentation, mode of use or use, description of the scope and conditions of guarantee of a good, a product or a service, as well as in invoices and receipts, the use of the French language is obligatory.” However, it appears that several models of vehicles sold by French brands have equipment, such as their on-board computer, entirely written in English, not convertible to French by their user, and the translation of which is not specified in the vehicle's user manual. He wants to know the penalties incurred which are currently foreseen for the non-application of this law, particularly at the time of the approval of French brand vehicles.

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