Consolidation chain

A base text is never enough.

Production rules must assemble the original code, effective amendments and applicable decrees. Each rule will retain its source, effective date, check date and legal approval.

  1. 2013 → 2021
    Territorial authorities: amended chain

    Law No. 2013-10 must be read with amendments including Laws Nos. 2014-19, 2018-16, 2019-12 and 2021-38.

    Official register ↗
  2. 2021
    Direct election of local executives

    Law No. 2021-38 adapts Articles 31, 92 and 168 to the direct election of mayors and departmental council presidents under the Electoral Code.

    Official Gazette No. 7481 ↗
  3. 2023
    Consolidated Electoral Code

    The official 2023 version includes Laws Nos. 2022-15 and 2023-16, and Decree No. 2021-1196 as amended by Decree No. 2023-1935.

    Read the 2023 version ↗
  4. 12 May 2026
    Law No. 2026-10 — enacted amendment

    This law amends Article L.29 and repeals Article L.30 of the Electoral Code. It belongs in the current enacted legal baseline.

  5. 9 July 2026
    Decision No. 6/C/2026 — constitutional revision invalidated

    The Constitutional Council declared Law No. 18/2026 contrary to the Constitution. Its proposed institutional and incompatibility rules are therefore not effective platform rules.

    Read Decision No. 6/C/2026 ↗

Data protection

Rights come before collection.

Law No. 2008-12, Decree No. 2008-721, and public CDP guidance shape the future service. KIIRAAY’s procedure, timing, exceptions, and formalities remain subject to confirmation.

Review rights readiness

Separate drafts · not applicable

The April 2026 preliminary bills remain drafts.

They must not be confused with enacted Law No. 2026-10. Drafts concerning the Constitution, Electoral Code, and political parties configure no production rule unless an effective promulgated text is verified. The constitutional revision adopted in June was separately invalidated.

View the draft publication ↗