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Question 43615 — laws

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Ms. Paula Forteza questions the Prime Minister about the Légifrance site, a public service for the dissemination of law via the Internet. At the beginning of January 2022, lawyers noticed the disappearance of a word - the adverb "manifestly" - which should nevertheless appear in article 6 of the law of June 21, 2004 for confidence in the digital economy. On Twitter, several citizens mobilized to try to understand the reasons for this mysterious absence. The famous word finally reappeared on Légifrance after the information site Next INpact warned the services of the Ministry of Culture, which visibly transmitted it to the general secretariat of the Government. If caring citizens mobilized this time, nothing says that this is always the case. Other errors could thus remain, which could cause serious problems in the event of a procedure judicial or administrative for example. The MP would like to have explanations on this episode, which is particularly worrying given that Légifrance is the reference source for law in France. Then, she would like to know how many material errors of this type have been rectified, for example during the year 2021. Particularly attached to ensuring that the quality of the information on Légifrance is irreproachable, she would finally like to know the measures taken to avoid these material errors.

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