Key Benefits:
Deliberated by the Committee at its meeting on 9 December 2013
The commission presented in its previous activity reports the conclusions of its analysis on the financing of political parties. It thus recalled and clarified its role in this regard. This notice is consistent with these reflections.
I. - Accounting obligations of political parties
A. ― The definition of the political party
Neither the Constitution nor the law specifically defined the notion of political party. Article 4 of the Constitution states that they " contribute to the expression of suffrage" and " form and exercise their activity freely". La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La La Act No. 88-227 of 11 March 1988 relative to the financial transparency of political life is limited to recognizing that "[political parties] enjoy the moral personality (1)".
The lack of a definition is problematic when it comes to setting principles and rules for financing political parties, and in particular when it comes to determining the scope of a funding law.
This is why the Constitutional Council and the Council of State have come, through their respective and consistent jurisprudence, to make criteria for defining the concept of political party as follows. In the sense of Act No. 88-227 of 11 March 1988 relating to the financial transparency of political life, is considered as a political party the legal person of private law who has assigned a political purpose:
- if it has received public assistance (sections 8 and 9 of the Act of 11 March 1988) or has regularly appointed an agent (sections 11 to 11-7); and
- if it has deposited accounts certified by two auditors with the PSCC (section 11-7).
For example, any private legal entity that has committed a political purpose must, if it has received public assistance or has designated an agent to collect funds that may be either a natural person declared at the prefecture or a funding association approved by the PSCC, file certified accounts.
The amount of public assistance allocated to the financing of political parties and groups is included in the finance bill and is subject to a distribution by decree. This amount is divided into two equal fractions:
– a first fraction intended for the financing of parties and groups according to their results in the elections to the National Assembly (with special provisions for parties presenting exclusively overseas candidates);
– a second fraction specifically intended for the financing of parties and groups represented in Parliament.
It should be noted that the first fraction is subject to penalties for non-compliance with the parity between the candidates and that a parliamentarian can only be attached to a political party that is a beneficiary of the first fraction. In addition, the Act No. 2013-907 of 11 October 2013 on the transparency of public life came to amend the rules relating to the linkage of parliamentarians. Thus, a parliamentarian elected in an electoral district that is not included in the territory of one or more overseas communities may no longer be attached to a party that has only presented candidates in one or more overseas communities.
B. ― Accounting obligations of the political party
and its consequences
The requirement to deposit certified accounts is the result of broader accounting obligations.
In application of theArticle 11-7 of Act No. 88-227 of 11 March 1988 relating to the financial transparency of political life, parties or groups benefiting from all or part of the provisions of articles 8 to 11-4 shall:
― maintaining an accounting that includes both the party's accounts or political groupings as well as those of the organizations, companies or companies in which the political party or group holds half of the social capital or half of the seats of the administrative body, or exercises a preponderant power of decision or management;
― to hold their accounts every year as of December 31;
- to have them certified by two independent auditors;
― file them no later than June 30 of the following year to the CNCCFP, which ensures their "summary publication" in the Official Journal.
It should be noted that this accounting must comply with the requirements of National Council of Accounting Notice No. 95-02 on the accounting of political parties and groups, which include the presentation and development of the overall accounts.
In addition, the opinion of the High Council of the Office of the Auditor General (H3C) (2) of 28 November 2011 indicates that all professional practice standards are applicable to the auditors of political parties and groups. In addition, the auditors have a technical advice for the performance of their mission of 17 April 2012 from the National Company of Auditors on the mission of the auditors in parties and political groups entering the scope of the application of the Act No. 88-227 of 11 March 1988 amended.
Beyond the publication, the commission ensures that political parties comply with their obligations to deposit accounts and determines, for the following year, those who are likely to benefit from the provisions of the Act of 11 March 1988:
- direct public assistance;
- the dispensation of control of the Court of Auditors and the law governing subsidized associations;
– the right to fund an election campaign and another political party.
Political parties that would not have deposited their accounts, which would have deposited uncertified accounts, which would have been denied certification by the auditors, and more generally, all parties for which the commission would have found a breach of the obligations under section 11-7 of the Act of 11 March 1988.
The jurisprudence of the Council of State considered that, in the absence of an express legislative provision providing for it, the failing parties retained the possibility of receiving donations through their agent (3) and thus provided their donors with the tax reduction related to the donation.
From now on,Article 17 of Act No. 2013-907 of 11 October 2013 With respect to the transparency of public life, a provision in section 11-7 of the Act of 11 March 1988 provided that donations and contributions made for the benefit of political parties may no longer, as of the following year, be entitled to the tax reduction provided for in section 3 of the General Tax Code if the Commission found a breach of the accounting obligations of the political party.
As part of the accounting instruction for fiscal year 2012 and as in previous years, the Board did not have direct access to the party accounts or supporting documents.
For example, the accounting control must be exercised by the auditors, and the Board may only exercise control over compliance with the obligations set out in section 11-7 of the Act of 11 March 1988.
The Council of State clarified (4) the powers that the law had heard to give to the commission during the examination of the deposit of political parties' accounts. It must, in addition to the formal control over the timely filing of consolidated accounts certified by two auditors, assess whether the organizations on which parties exercise a preponderant decision or management power have not been omitted and ensure that the image that certified accounts give the party's financial situation is not entangled with a clear inconsistencies with the external data available to it.
It should be noted, on the one hand, that the commission does not have the legal and material means to conduct investigations as to the accuracy of the scope and, on the other hand, that the only data outside of the party's accounting in its possession relate to the agent's revenues which are mainly composed of the donations and contributions to the party.
However, the law of 11 October 2013 mentioned above has been given additional means to the commission by allowing it to request, where appropriate, the disclosure of all the accounting documents and all the supporting documents necessary to carry out its control mission.
Therefore, if the purpose of the commission's missions remains partly unchanged and it does not become the "judge of accounts" of political parties, the existing texts having entrusted the auditors with the task of examining and certifying these accounts, the means to enable it to carry out its tasks as defined in article 11-7 of the law of 11 March 1988 will be strengthened and will change the nature of its control. In this way, it may, under the supervision of the judge, apprehend compliance with the accounting obligations in its entirety, and not in the light of the elements in its current possession, i.e., the receipts of the agents.
II. - General data
in 2012
A. ― The number of political formations involved
A total of 378 trainings were required to file accounts certified by two auditors by 1 July 2013 (5) for the 2012 fiscal year, of which 56 eligible for public assistance under the 2012 legislative elections and 322 non-eligible for direct public assistance but having arranged for the year 2012 at least one agent to collect funds or to have been eligible for public assistance under the previous one.
| Partis eligible for public assistance since the 2012 general elections | 56 |
| Partis not eligible for public assistance in the 2012 general elections | 322 |
| Total | 378 |
| Association des cybermilitants de la right et du centre | GUEVENOUX | ? | 12 March 2007 | Never filed accounts |
| Coming together | MARTIN | ? | 25 May 2007 | Never filed accounts |
| Objective Guadeloupe | ? | ? | 17 June 2007 | Never filed accounts |
| Republican Party | GOULARD | ? | 22 February 2007 | Never filed accounts |
| Union calédonienne | PIDJOT | ? | 17 June 2007 | Never filed accounts |
B. ― Summary of the conformity of deposits
The parties concerned with the obligation to deposit were invited, by circular, to file their accounts no later than 1 July 2013. The Commission ruled on compliance with the obligations set out in section 11-7 of the Act of 11 March 1988 in its meetings of 21 October and 25 November 2013.
Are published (6) 303 accounts deposited (80 per cent for the number of parties required to file accounts).
Compliant deposits: 284 (94% of accounts deposited) including:
279 fully certified accounts.
The Professional Year Standard 700 on the Commissioner's Report on the Annual and Consolidated Accounts states that " The Accounts Commissioner is fully certified when the audit of the accounts that he has implemented has enabled him to obtain high but not absolute assurance as a result of the audit limitations, and qualified by reasonable assurance agreement that the accounts, taken as a whole, do not contain significant anomalies."
Some of these accounts were the subject of observations on the part of the auditors or the commission after questioning the political training and its auditors.
The main questions were:
- on the formalities of presentation and preparation of accounts and the certification report;
– on the nature and origin of the funds received by the agent as well as their methods of perception;
―on the discrepancies of income statements between the political party and its agent;
- on the clarification of the scope of certification;
– on financing between political groups.
5 certified accounts with reservations:
- Association of Growth Objectors;
– Lithuanian Forces of Progress;
― Tavini huiraatira no te ao ma'ohi (Front de libération de Polynésie) ;
- Te'avei'a;
- Walwari.
The professional exercise standard 700 for the report of the External Auditor on the annual and consolidated accounts states that "the Auditor shall issue a conditional certification for disagreement: when he has identified significant anomalies during his audit and that they have not been corrected; that the impact on the accounts of significant anomalies is clearly defined and that the formulation of the reserve is sufficient to allow the user of the substantive accounts. The Accounts Commissioner makes a conditional certification for limitation: when he has not been able to implement all the audit procedures necessary to base his opinion on the accounts; that the impact on the accounts of the limitations to his work is clearly circumscribed and that the formulation of the reservation is sufficient to allow the account user to base his judgment in the knowledge of cause."
Non-compliant deposits: 19 (or 6% of accounts deposited) including:
9 outstanding accounts, of which 8 are certified by two auditors:
― Convergences Champigny;
COTELEC;
― Together let us straighten France (certified accounts with reservations);
― 10th in motion (non-certified accounts);
Nicolas Hulot 2012;
- Breton Party;
– Guadalupian Socialist Party;
― Reunion Socialist Party;
– Villeneuve passion.
These accounts, certified by two auditors for eight of them, were deposited after July 1, 2013.
9 accounts not certified by two auditors:
― Let's enlarge France! ;
― Go to France;
• Unworthy citizens of the 94;
- Dialogue and initiative;
― The Friends of Max-André Pick;
– Better living in Val-d'Oise;
– Social and liberal movement of Normandy;
- Anti-Zionist party;
– Union for Democracy and Prosperity.
1 account certified by two auditors with reservations, deposited within the legal time limit, but for which the Board nevertheless found a breach of the provisions of section 11-7 of the Act of 11 March 1988:
― Oak.
Unaccounted accounts: 75 (or 20 per cent of training held to file accounts) including:
1 political training for which the auditors submitted a report of weakness:
― Progressives.fr.
The published accounts are accompanied by the details of each of the political parties concerned, the reservations of the auditors and their non-constitutive observations of reservations. Each time it considered it necessary, the Commission also made observations to clarify information or correction, or even to draw attention to an identified anomaly.
The Panel finds that, too often, there are discrepancies in accounting records between the agent(s) of the political training and the political training. It therefore calls upon the political parties concerned to implement the necessary measures to remedy it.
C. ― Gross encrypted data for the 293 training courses that have deposited operating certified accounts (including those filed out of time)
141 training courses had a deficit exercise.
146 training courses had an excess exercise.
6 trainings had a null exercise result.
The accumulated deficit of deficit parties is €60,014,536, while the accumulated balance of surplus parties amounts to €5,956,493 or a total deficit balance of €54,058,043. For the 2011 fiscal year, the overall balance was over $1,748,784.
(a) General trends in expenditure and income:
(In euros)
| Total income | 234 180 540 | 188 882 160 | 198 568 775 | 187 234 351 | 206 359 047 | 228 384 998 |
| Total expenditure | 259 753 260 | 177 706 387 | 181 404 321 | 187 532 484 | 209 598 142 | 282 441 779 |
| Average expenditure | 1 144 288 | 804 101 | 799 138 | 801 421 | 828 451 | 963 965 |
| Median expenditure | 25 590 | 26 202 | 20 346 | 22 414 | 22 946 | 18 346 |
(In euros)
| Socialist Party | 10 196 223 | 15 861 551 | 625 462 | 22 881 373 | 13 888 609 | 63 453 218 |
| | 16.1% | 25.0 per cent | 1.0% | 36.1% | 21.9 per cent | 100% |
| Union for a Popular Movement | 5 647 881 | 1,551 240 | 9 412 172 | 30 143 114 | 11 569 429 | 58 323 836 |
| | 9.7% | 2.7 per cent | 16.1% | 51.7 per cent | 19.8 per cent | 100% |
| French Communist Party | 3 167 314 | 13 775 622 | 6 072 840 | 3 342 198 | 10 332 144 | 36 690 118 |
| | 8.6 per cent | 37.5 per cent | 16.6 per cent | 9.1% | 28.2% | 100% |
| Jeanne | 150 | 0 | 5 500 | 0 | 9 590 401 | 9 596 051 |
| | 0.0% | 0.0% | 0.1% | 0.0% | 99.9% | 100% |
| Europe ecology greens | 1 262 602 | 2 592 644 | 373 738 | 1 959 902 | 1 628 830 | 7 817 716 |
| | 16.2% | 33.2 per cent | 4.8% | 25.1% | 20.8 per cent | 100% |
| Front national | 1 576 027 | 535 018 | 260 796 | 1 744 403 | 2 104 113 | 6 220 357 |
| | 25.3 per cent | 8.6 per cent | 4.2 per cent | 28.0 per cent | 33.8 per cent | 100% |
| Democratic Movement | 317 012 | 18 110 | 247 028 | 3 563 689 | 464 945 | 4 610 784 |
| | 6.9% | 0.4 per cent | 5.4% | 77.3 per cent | 10.1% | 100% |
| Left Party | 1 164 787 | 263 955 | 487 114 | 0 | 1 475 866 | 3 391 722 |
| | 34.3 per cent | 7.8 per cent | 14.4% | 0.0% | 43.5 per cent | 100% |
| Labour struggle | 1 034 794 | 94 303 | 769 836 | 347 410 | 1 141 767 | 3 388 110 |
| | 30.5 per cent | 2.8% | 22.7% | 10.3% | 3.7 per cent | 100% |
| New anti-capitalist party | 735 109 | 1 636 | 213 079 | 0 | 1 808 278 | 2 758 102 |
| | 26.7 per cent | 0.1% | 7.7% | 0.0% | 65.6 per cent | 100% |
| Union pour la démocratie française | 790 | 6 476 | 2 170 | 0 | 2 550 860 | 2 560 296 |
| | 0.0% | 0.3 per cent | 0.1% | 0.0% | 99.6 per cent | 100% |
| Left Radical Party | 149 717 | 251 469 | 78 535 | 1 323 533 | 277 227 | 2 080 481 |
| | 7.2% | 12.1% | 3.8 per cent | 6.6 per cent | 13.3 per cent | 100% |
| Reunion Communist Party | 40 069 | 83 830 | 139 212 | 155 014 | 1 558 370 | 1 976 495 |
| | 2.0 per cent | 4.2 per cent | 7.0 per cent | 7.8 per cent | 78.8 per cent | 100% |
| Association PSLE - New centre | 95 105 | 80 758 | 65 066 | 0 | 1 649 244 | 1 890 173 |
| | 5.0 per cent | 4.3% | 3.4 per cent | 0.0% | 87.3 per cent | 100% |
| Together | 25 387 580 | 35 116 612 | 18 752 548 | 65 460 636 | 60 040 083 | 204 757 459 |
| | 12.4% | 17.2% | 9.2% | 32.0 per cent | 29.3% | 100% |
(In euros)
| Movement for France | 33 635 | 5 601 | 53 065 | 694 661 | 283 141 | 1 070 103 |
| | 3.1 per cent | 0.5 per cent | 5.0 per cent | 64.9% | 26.5 per cent | 100% |
| The New Ecologists-Man Nature Animals | 0 | 0 | 745 | 957 561 | 0 | 958 306 |
| | 0.0% | 0.0% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 0.0% | 100% |
| Revolutionary Communist League | 0 | 0 | 0 | 851 147 | 24 607 | 875 754 |
| | 0.0% | 0.0% | 0.0% | 97.2 per cent | 2.8% | 100% |
| Hunting, nature fishing and traditions | 40 467 | 15 181 | 37 486 | 341 291 | 221 770 | 656 195 |
| | 6.2% | 2.3 per cent | 5.7% | 52.0 per cent | 33.8 per cent | 100% |
| Solidarity left alternative | 75 | 31 600 | 8 200 | 187 141 | 0 | 227 016 |
| | 0.0% | 13.9 per cent | 3.6 per cent | 82.4% | 0.0% | 100% |
| Independent environmental movement | 5 488 | 5 650 | 19 137 | 121 756 | 3 509 | 155 540 |
| | 3.5 per cent | 3.6 per cent | 12.3% | 78.3 per cent | 2.3 per cent | 100% |
| Together | 79 665 | 58 032 | 118 633 | 3 153 557 | 533 027 | 3 942 914 |
| | 2.0 per cent | 1.5 per cent | 3.0 per cent | 80.0 per cent | 13.5 per cent | 100% |
(In euros)
| Union for a Popular Movement | 97 891 059 | 33 329 182 | 4 061 952 | 1 201 297 |
| Socialist Party | 70 281 939 | 5 558 063 | 5 861 844 | 631 170 |
| French Communist Party | 33 438 163 | 2 632 201 | 1 557 008 | 244 636 |
| Jeanne | 9 699 198 | 8 395 831 | 19 100 | 0 |
| Europe ecology greens | 9 295 720 | 367 259 | 1 257 357 | 102 140 |
| Front national | 8 964 433 | 1 163 936 | 992 570 | 40 000 |
| Democratic Movement | 5 246 221 | 420 297 | 1 572 787 | 462 204 |
| Labour struggle | 3 789 524 | 1 278 436 | 1 714 878 | 0 |
| Reunion Communist Party | 3 759 092 | 66 079 | 15 934 | 0 |
| Left Party | 3 165 167 | 1 211 844 | 887 600 | 300 |
| New anti-capitalist party | 2 613 117 | 686 831 | 833 619 | 4 444 |
| Union pour la démocratie française | 2 537 888 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Left Radical Party | 2 363 289 | 744 176 | 339 507 | 4 300 |
| PSLE Association – New Centre | 2 140 385 | 204 951 | 64 500 | 0 |
| Together | 255 185 195 | 56 059 086 | 19 178 656 | 2 690 491 |
III. - The questions
A. ― The audit mission
The central role of the auditors in respect of the legal and accounting provisions applicable to political parties leads the commission to ensure that their mission as defined by the texts is properly understood by the profession.
Since the adoption by the National Board of Auditors on 19 April 2012 of a technical advice on the mission of the auditors in parties and political groups entering the scope of application of the Act No. 88-227 of 11 March 1988 Amended (7), the Board noted that a significant portion of the Board of Auditors uses the certification report model proposed by the Technical Notice (118 out of 252 reports in 2012 and 185 out of 293 reports in 2013), suggesting that a majority of the Board of Auditors is particularly aware of the diligence to be carried out by political parties.
B. ― Relations between the commission
political parties
As part of the accounting instruction, the Board noted some revealing practices in most cases of a lack of rigor in relation to the legislation on financial transparency of political life, but which did not affect compliance with the accounting obligations of the political parties concerned.
(a) On income:
1. The use of the Representative Allowance for Mandate Expenses (IRFM) by parliamentarians:
It appeared that a parliamentarian paid donations to the political party Better live together for a total amount of €10,500, of which €3,000 came from his IRFM account. At the same time, the party's representative issued receipts to the donor for donations. On this occasion, the Commission recalled that, according to the provisions adopted by the National Assembly and the Senate for the implementation of the Organic Law on the Compensation of Members of Parliament, the purpose of this allowance is to cover all costs related to the exercise of the parliamentary mandate that are not covered or reimbursed by the National Assembly or the Senate and is entitled to a particular tax regime.
The MRI, which relates to the exercise of the parliamentary mandate and which, as such, is exempt from income tax, cannot in any case be used to pay a contribution or donation to a political party that is entitled to a tax benefit (8) as confirmed to the commission by the National Assembly's College of Questors and the Senate's Council.
It will be recalled that the same prohibition regarding the use of the IFM to fund an election campaign was enacted by the Act No. 2013-907 of 11 October 2013 on transparency of public life (art. 13).
2. Devolution of surplus campaign accounts:
With respect to devolution, this position is normally reserved for the mandatory devolution of the surplus of a campaign account when this surplus is not derived from the candidate's personal contribution but from the donations made to his or her profit and not used in the campaign. The amount of the devolution is specified in the commission's decision on the campaign account and may be different from the amount of the excess of the agent's bank account. Thus, the excess from the candidate's personal contribution must be refunded to the candidate (or to the members of the list) who made the contribution, if any, to make a donation to the political party's agent within the limit of € 7,500.
Too often, the amount of the devolution does not correspond to the amount determined by the commission during the examination of the candidate's account. Either because the devolution comes in fact from the personal contribution of the candidate and should have, as such, been transferred to his or her heritage, or because the changes made by the commission have come to modify in revenue and expenditure the amount of the candidate's account which then becomes different from the balance in the agent's bank account.
3. The special situation of the political party The oak:
Despite the deposit by the political party The oak of its 2012 accounts certified by two auditors in good time to the commission, the latter considered that the party had not complied with the obligations set out in section 11-7 of the Act of 11 March 1988.
Indeed, it appeared that the auditors had reservations in their certification report, including the fact that they had not been able to implement their diligence " on the quality control of donors and the non-expenditure of legal ceilings". However, the commission had not been given receipts from the party's agent in violation of Decree No. 90-606 of 9 July 1990 taken for application of Act No. 90-55 of 15 January 1990 on the limitation of election expenses and the clarification of the financing of political activities.
Thus, notwithstanding the certification of the party's accounts, the auditors and the commission are unable to verify the origin of the donations and respect for the ceiling. There is therefore an obstacle to monitoring compliance with rules relating to the collection of funds from natural persons.
In these circumstances, and in the absence of a party's response to repeated requests from the commission, the commission found that it was impossible for the party to ensure that the party's accounting correctly reflected the accounts of its agent as the party is obliged to do so.
Accordingly, the commission found that the party had not complied with the obligations set out in section 11-7 of the Financial Transparency of Public Life Act of 11 March 1988.
(b) On expenditure:
The commission recalls that it is not authorized to carry its control over the appropriate spending of political parties, only the regularity of the expenditure is controlled by the auditors.
IV. - Prospects
A. ― The evolution of the accounting repository
The establishment and presentation of the accounts are organized by Opinion No. 95-02 on the accounting of political parties and groups. It should be noted that some trainings still do not refer to Opinion No. 95-02 for the establishment or presentation of their accounts.
In addition, because of the seniority of the notice in 1995, the Commission considers that a review, or even the definition of a new accounting repository, would be desirable.
B. ― The consequences of the new
legislation
In its various activity reports, to which the reader can relate, the commission has taken stock of the extent of the control that the legislation allows it to exercise and of the general coherence of the system of control of the financing of political parties, both from the theoretical point of view and from the practical point of view.
This year, Act No. 2013-907 of 11 October 2013 The law of 11 March 1988, in particular its article 11-4 on the collection of funds by agents of political parties, was amended in part.
From now on, donations and contributions received by the agent will be capped at € 7,500 per natural person per year and for all political parties. Included in this global ceiling are contributions when paid to the party's agent. Only contributions of national and local elected representatives are excluded from the ceiling calculation. As the Act of 11 October 2013 is to be implemented immediately from the date of its publication with regard to the new modalities for calculating the limit of donations and contributions, it will be up to the parties concerned, under the control of their auditors, to implement the internal control procedures in order to avoid or regulate, in a timely manner, any excess of ceilings between 11 October 2013 and 31 December 2013.
These amendments have important consequences for the commission. It must be able to ensure that the same natural person consenting to a donation or a contribution to various agents meets the ceiling of € 7,500.
The new Implementing Decree will have to provide for the technical modalities for the commission to have a database of all donors and contributors. In addition, the commission must also have a reliable means to know the mandate and quality of elected officials paying compensation to one or more parties.
This is why the commission can only recall the importance of a correct accounting charge of the payments of natural persons. Political parties must therefore implement the necessary modalities for a proper accounting charge of their revenues and have them validated by their auditors.
CONTENTS
The following summary table provides the following information:
the name of political formations (classified in alphabetical order);
- origin of the obligation to deposit (a party eligible for public assistance in the results of the 2007 and 2012 legislative elections or with a representative);
– location of the party seat (postal code);
- decision of the party's accounting obligations committee:
- DC: accounting;
∙ DCR: consistent deposit of accounts with reserves of auditors;
― HD: Off-duty deposit after July 2, 2012;
― NC: non-compliant deposit of accounts due to the absence of certification or breaches of statutory obligations recognized by the Board;
― AD: no deposit of accounts at the date of the committee meeting;
- publication chapter:
― chapter I-A: unreservedly certified accounts of auditors (DC);
- Chapter I-B: certified accounts with reserves of the auditors;
Chapter II-A: certified accounts filed out of time (HD);
― Chapter II-B: non-compliant deposit due to a refusal of certification or the absence of certification by two auditors (NCs);
- Chapter II-C: accounts certified by two auditors, filed within the legal period, but for which the Board nevertheless found a breach of the provisions of section 11-7 of the Act of 11 March 1988 (NC);
– Chapter II-D: list of non-accounted parties (ADs).
SYNTHÈSE SYNOPTICAL TABLE
POLICY POLICY FORMS DEPOSITED WITH CERTIFIED RECORDS TO THE NCCFP UNDERSTAND ON 1 JULY 2013
AT THE TIME OF EXPERITURE 2012 AND DECISIONS OF THE COMMISSION ON THE LEGAL CONFORMITY OF THE
(Number: 378)
| 100 per cent | | x | 92600 | DC | I-A |
| BUY, OPTIMISME BESOIN | | x | 75012 | DC | I-A |
| STRASBOURG | | x | 67000 | DC | I-A |
| ISLAND ACTION | | x | 75016 | DC | I-A |
| PREMIER ACTION | | x | 73,000 | DC | I-A |
| ACTION TANK | | x | 78250 | DC | I-A |
| ADSAV! THE PART OF THE BRETON PEOPLE | | x | 22000 | AD | II-D |
| AGIR AU QUOTIDIEN AVEC NICOLAS DUPONT-AIGNAN | | x | 91330 | DC | I-A |
| AGIR ENSEMBLE | | x | 95330 | DC | I-A |
| ENSEMBLE FOR LEVALLOIS | | x | 92300 | DC | I-A |
| AGIR FOR DEMAIN | | x | 81100 | DC | I-A |
| Let's get FRANCE! | | x | 75007 | NC | II-B |
| AI'A.―API TERRE NEW | | x | 98709 | AD | II-D |
| AIMER ANGERS | | x | 49100 | DC | I-A |
| ALLEZ LA FRANCE | | x | 75004 | NC | II-B |
| ALLIANCE CENTRISTE | | x | 75006 | DC | I-A |
| POPULAR ALLIANCE FOR CALAISIS | | x | 62100 | DC | I-A |
| ALLIANCE FOR THE SOVERVIEW OF FRANCE | | x | 92100 | AD | II-D |
| ROYAL ALLIANCE | | x | 75017 | DC | I-A |
| ALTERNANCES PARISIENNES | | x | 75004 | DC | I-A |
| ALTERNATIVE DEMOCRATIE SOCIALISME | | x | 87,000 | DC | I-A |
| CITOYAN AND SOLIDARY AMBITION FOR THE YON | | x | 89000 | DC | I-A |
| ANGOULÊME AMBITION | | x | 16000 | DC | I-A |
| APCMA2012 | | x | 75005 | DC | I-A |
| ARCHIPEL DEMAIN | 2007 and 2012 | x | 97500 | DC | I-A |
| ARGENTEUIL QUE NOUS AIMONS | | x | 95100 | DC | I-A |
| ARIAS 94 | | x | 94290 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION 6e UNION | | x | 75265 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION CONSTRUIRE L'AVENIR | | x | 78300 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION OF SUPPORT TO JEAN-FRANÇOIS LAMOUR | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION OF SUPPORT TO NICOLAS SARKOZY | | x | 92200 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION OF SUPPORT TO THE WOERTH ACTION | | x | 60300 | DC | I-A |
| DEMOCRACY AND FREEDOMS | | x | 32500 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION OF CIOTTI AMIS | | x | 06300 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION OF GUYANE BISSERS | 2012 | | | AD | II-D |
| ASSOCIATION OF UNITA COMMUNISTS | | x | 93200 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION OF CROISSANCE OBJECTERS | | x | 94170 | DCR | I-B |
| ASSOCIATION DROITE DE FRANCE | | x | 75006 | AD | II-D |
| ASSOCIATION FRANÇAIS DE l'ÉTRANGER ― CITOYENS EN MOUVEMENT | | x | 78670 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION FRANÇOISE DE PANAFIEU POUR LE 17e | | x | 75016 | AD | II-D |
| ASSOCIATION MOST-ÉRIGNÉ, ENSEMBLE | | x | 49610 | DC | I-A |
| NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NICOLAS SARKOZY | | x | 33520 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION PARIS 15 | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION FOR DEMOCRACY EcoLOGY AND SOLIDARITY | | x | 38,000 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION FOR THE REFORM | | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| ASSOCIATION FOR THE FUTURE OF SAINTONG HIGH AND ATLANTAL SAINTONG | | x | 17110 | DC | I-A |
| PSLE ASSOCIATION ― NEW CENTRE | 2012 | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| AVEC BLM | | x | 27000 | DC | I-A |
| AVENIR SUD 77 | | x | 77300 | DC | I-A |
| BUILDING THE MARTINIAN COUNTRIES | 2007 and 2012 | | 97232 | DC | I-A |
| IDENTITARY BLOC ― EUROPEAN SOCIAL MOUVEMENT | | x | 06300 | DC | I-A |
| BOUGEONS-NOUS | | x | 38400 | DC | I-A |
| CALEDONIA | 2012 | x | 98807 | DC | I-A |
| CAP SUR L'AVENIR | 2007 and 2012 | | 97500 | DC | I-A |
| SUR CAP AVENIR 13 | | x | 13005 | DC | I-A |
| CENTRE DÉMOCRATE | | x | 93330 | AD | II-D |
| EUROPEAN HUMANIST CENTRE | | x | 92240 | DC | I-A |
| NATIONAL CENTRE OF INDEPENDENTS AND COUNTRIES | | x | 75008 | DC | I-A |
| CHALON, ALTERNATIVE 2014 | | x | 71100 | DC | I-A |
| CHANGEONS VILLEURBANNE | | x | 69100 | DC | I-A |
| CHASSE, PAST, NATURAL AND TRADITIONS | 2007 | x | 64075 | DC | I-A |
| CHÂTEAUDUN ACTIONS RENOUVEAU CAR | | x | 28200 | DC | I-A |
| CHÂTENAY-MALABRY À PLEINE VIE | | x | 92290 | DC | I-A |
| PARTICIPATION ACTION FOR THE XXI | | x | 92100 | DC | I-A |
| CITOYENS INDIGNÉS DU 94 | | x | 94320 | NC | II-B |
| COLLECTIF DES INKORUPTIBLES | 2012 | x | 97139 | AD | II-D |
| COMMITTEE CENTRAL BONAPARTISTE | | x | 20000 | DC | I-A |
| COMITÉ D'ACTION ET DE RÉFLEXION DEPARTEMENTALE | | x | 93360 | DC | I-A |
| COMITÉ DE SOUTIEN À PATRICK BOBET | | x | 33110 | DC | I-A |
| COMITÉ DES CITOYENS MONTREUILLOIS | | x | 93100 | DC | I-A |
| COMMITTEE FOR ITS | | x | 91240 | DC | I-A |
| COMMUNISTS | | x | 75014 | DC | I-A |
| CONVENTION CITOYENNE | | x | 13001 | DC | I-A |
| CONVERGENCES CHAMPIGNY | | x | 94500 | HD | II-A |
| CONVERGENCES - GILLES CARREZ | | x | 94500 | DC | I-A |
| COTELEC | | x | 92210 | HD | II-A |
| COURTING ROSES CPR | | x | 92260 | DC | I-A |
| DEBOUT LA RÉPUBLIQUE | 2012 | x | 91330 | DC | I-A |
| DEMOCRACY AND REPUBLIC | 2007 and 2012 | x | 57000 | DC | I-A |
| IDEA AND READ | | x | 75018 | DC | I-A |
| DIALOGUE AND INITIATIVE | | x | 75006 | NC | II-B |
| SOCIAL OVERVIEW | | x | 97400 | DC | I-A |
| EVERYTHING | | x | 92140 | DC | I-A |
| COMMITTED FOR LYON WITH A NEW AMBITION | | x | 69002 | AD | II-D |
| ENSEMBLE FOR GONESSE | | x | 95500 | DC | I-A |
| ENSEMBLE FOR THE 7th | | x | 91170 | DC | I-A |
| FOR FRANCE | | x | 38230 | DC | I-A |
| FOR ROCHELLE | | x | 17000 | DC | I-A |
| ENSEMBLE, CROSNE, ENCORE AND TOUJOUR | | x | 91560 | DC | I-A |
| ENSEMBLE, REDRESSONS LA FRANCE | | x | 51500 | HD | II-A |
| CITOYENNE | | x | 94110 | DC | I-A |
| REPUBLICAN ENTENTE DE NICE | | x | 06000 | DC | I-A |
| ESPRITNE | | x | 69008 | DC | I-A |
| EUROPE ECOLOGY OF VERTS | 2007 and 2012 | x | 75010 | DC | I-A |
| DEMOCRATE SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT | | x | | AD | II-D |
| FETIA API | 2007 | x | 98701 | DC | I-A |
| FONSORBÈS CITOYENNETÉ 2000 | | x | 31470 | DC | I-A |
| FORCE EUROPEAN DEMOCRATE | | x | 93000 | DC | I-A |
| FORCE REPUBLICAINE | | x | 75008 | DC | I-A |
| LEFT FORCES | 2012 | | 91300 | DC | I-A |
| FORCES MARTINIQUAISES DE PROGRÈS | 2012 | x | 92700 | DCR | I-B |
| FORUM DEMOCRACTIC | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| FORUM EUROPÉEN CLERMONT-FERRAND AUVERGNE | | x | 63,000 | DC | I-A |
| FRANCE EcoLOGY | | x | 75017 | DC | I-A |
| FRANCE ENERGY | | x | 92200 | AD | II-D |
| FRANCE MODERNE | | x | 75018 | DC | I-A |
| FRANCHEVILLE IN CŒUR | | x | 69340 | DC | I-A |
| NATIONAL FREEDOMS KANAK AND SOCIALIST | 2007 | | 98851 | AD | II-D |
| FRONT NATIONAL | 2007 and 2012 | x | 92000 | DC | I-A |
| GAILLAC SOLIDAIRE | | x | 81600 | AD | II-D |
| ANTICAPITALIST | | x | 75020 | DC | I-A |
| GAUCHE CITOYENNE | | x | 13500 | DC | I-A |
| REFORMAL LEFT | | x | 18000 | AD | II-D |
| UNITA GAUCHE | | x | 93400 | DC | I-A |
| EcoLOGICAL GENERAL ― BLEUS | | x | 34,000 | DC | I-A |
| SOLIDARY WE PARTY | 2012 | x | 97150 | AD | II-D |
| GENÉRATIONFRANCE.FR | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| GENERAL | | x | 16000 | DC | I-A |
| GENERAL | | x | 92600 | DC | I-A |
| GENNERS, A NEW SUBSTANCE FOR OUR TOWN! | | x | 27200 | DC | I-A |
| GRENOBLE 2014 | | x | 38,000 | DC | I-A |
| GRENOBLE IS TO YOU | | x | 38450 | DC | I-A |
| GROUPE GAUCHE SOCIALISTE MAJORITAIRE DU CONSEIL GÉNÉRAL DU PUY-DE-DÔME | | x | 63033 | AD | II-D |
| POLICY GROUP ON THE SEMBLE | | x | 47360 | DC | I-A |
| GROUPEMENT D'INTÉRÊT POLITIQUE DEMOCRATIE ACTIVE | | x | 75001 | AD | II-D |
| GROUPEMENT FRANCE-RÉUNION | 2007 and 2012 | x | 97430 | DC | I-A |
| GUADELOUPE UNIE SOCIALISME ET REALITÉS | 2007 and 2012 | x | 97122 | DC | I-A |
| HAU NOA | 2012 | | | AD | II-D |
| IA HAU NOA | | x | 98712 | DC | I-A |
| IDÉES-FORCE | | x | 92350 | DC | I-A |
| IDENTITY AND REPUBLIC | | x | 97435 | DC | I-A |
| INDEPENDENTS OF FRANCE DE MÉTROPOLE ET D'OUTRE-MER | 2012 | x | 49300 | DC | I-A |
| INITIATIVE 2012 | | x | 92130 | AD | II-D |
| CITOYEN INITIATIVE FOR TRANSVERSAL AND UNIVERSAL INCLUSION | | x | 17100 | AD | II-D |
| DIJON INITIATIVES | | x | 21000 | DC | I-A |
| JEANNE | | x | 75116 | DC | I-A |
| LA DIAGONALE | | x | 75017 | DC | I-A |
| THE BON DROITE | | x | 75015 | AD | II-D |
| LA DROITE SOCIAL | | x | 43000 | DC | I-A |
| CITOYEN-NE-S AND FORCES FOR A SOCIAL AND EcoLOGICAL ALTERNATIVE | | x | 75010 | DC | I-A |
| LA FORCE CITOYENNE | | x | 79500 | DC | I-A |
| LA FRANCE DROITE | | x | 91310 | DC | I-A |
| FRANCE IN TEST | | x | 84100 | DC | I-A |
| LA GAUCHE MODERNE | | x | 92200 | DC | I-A |
| LA POLITIQUE AUTREMENT | 2012 | x | 97425 | DC | I-A |
| LA RELÈVE | 2007 | x | 97441 | AD | II-D |
| NATIONAL RESTAURATION | | x | 75018 | DC | I-A |
| THE REGIONAL MEETING | 2012 | | | AD | II-D |
| THE VOLUNTARY | | x | 68100 | DC | I-A |
| ACTION | 2007 | x | 97230 | DC | I-A |
| INDEPENDENT ECOLOGIST ALLIANCE | 2012 | | 75012 | DC | I-A |
| REGIONAL ALLIANCE | | x | 59,000 | DC | I-A |
| LA-NOUVELLE-AGORA10 | | x | 10000 | AD | II-D |
| THE CHEMIN OUT FOR THE GOVERY | | x | 75003 | DC | I-A |
| L'AUTRE MÉTROPOLE | | x | 69300 | DC | I-A |
| AVENIR ENSEMBLE | 2007 | x | 28600 | DC | I-A |
| THE 10th IN MOUVEMENT | | x | 75010 | HD | II-A |
| THE BON SENSES IN PUISAY | | x | 77300 | DC | I-A |
| THE CENTRE FOR FRANCE | 2012 | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| THE CHEST | | x | 64500 | NC | II-C |
| THE GREAT PARIS OF CITOYENS | | x | 75013 | DC | I-A |
| THE GROUP OF NON-INSCRITS | 2007 | | 97300 | AD | II-D |
| THE MOUVEMENT | | x | 97417 | DC | I-A |
| THE MOUVEMENT OF DIVERSITY | | x | 98802 | DC | I-A |
| PART OF FRANCE | | x | 78860 | DC | I-A |
| THE PHARE (PROMOTION OF THE REPUBLIC EUROPEAN HUMANISME) | | x | 93200 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT (LES AMIS DE CHRISTIAN ESTROSI) | | x | 06000 | DC | I-A |
| LE TRÈFLE NOUVEAUX ÉCOLOGISTS-HOMME NATURE ANIMAUX | 2007 and 2012 | x | 13006 | DC | I-A |
| THE XII SOLIDARY | | x | 75012 | DC | I-A |
| ALTERNATIF | | x | 75011 | DC | I-A |
| MAX-ANDRÉ PICK | | x | 59100 | NC | II-B |
| NICOLAS SARKOZY | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| NKM AMIS | | x | 75006 | DC | I-A |
| THE AMIS OF RICHARD MALLIÉ | | x | 13120 | DC | I-A |
| EMISE MANGEOT | | x | 54620 | AD | II-D |
| HUMANISTAN CENTRISTES | | x | 17300 | DC | I-A |
| THE PROGRESSISTES.FR | | x | | AD | II-B |
| LIBRE EXANGSAL | | x | 97427 | AD | II-D |
| AGAIN | | x | 27000 | DC | I-A |
| FRENCH IDE | | x | 78600 | DC | I-A |
| REVOLUTIONAL COMMUNIST | 2007 | x | 93100 | DC | I-A |
| LIGUE DU SUD | | x | 84100 | DC | I-A |
| The UNION FOR AVEYRON | | x | 12340 | DC | I-A |
| LUTTE OUVRIÈRE | 2007 | x | 93500 | DC | I-A |
| MAIZIÈRES ENSEMBLE | | x | 57280 | DC | I-A |
| MARSEILLE 21 | | x | 13008 | DC | I-A |
| MASSY FOR YOU | | x | 91300 | DC | I-A |
| I'm glad I'm ready. | | x | 95490 | NC | II-B |
| VIVRE ENSEMBLE | | x | 77130 | DC | I-A |
| NORTH REGIONAL MOUVEMENT - PAS-DE-CALAIS | | x | 62300 | DC | I-A |
| CLROCRACY MOUVEMENT | | x | 26120 | AD | II-D |
| MOUVEMENT DECOLONIZATION ET D'ÉMANCIPATION SOCIAL | 2007 | | 97354 | AD | II-D |
| MOUVEMENT DEMOCRATE | 2007 | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| ALSACIAN DEMOCRACY | | x | 67300 | DC | I-A |
| MOUVEMENT DÉPARTEMENTALISTS MAHORAIS | | x | 97615 | AD | II-D |
| MOUVEMENT DES RÉFORMATEURS | | x | 67130 | DC | I-A |
| MOUVEMENT DU PEUPLE POUR LA RESPONSABILITY | 2012 | | | AD | II-D |
| COMMON MANAGEMENT OF THE VILLE DE PLAN DE CUQUES | | x | 13380 | DC | I-A |
| INDEPENDENT ECOLOGIST | 2007 | x | 02570 | DC | I-A |
| MEN-ANIMAUX-NATURE | | x | 06000 | DC | I-A |
| INDEPENDENT POPULAR MOUVEMENT | | x | 92120 | DC | I-A |
| MARTINIQUAIS | 2007 and 2012 | | 97200 | DC | I-A |
| POPULAR INITIATIVE MOUVEMENT | 2012 | | 97230 | AD | II-D |
| MOUVEMENT LA RÉUNION AUTREMENT | 2007 | x | 97490 | AD | II-D |
| LIBÉRAL POPULAR MOUVEMENT | 2012 | x | 97200 | DC | I-A |
| REPUBLICAIN NATIONAL MOUVEMENT | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| POPULAR EDUCATION POLICY | | x | 91300 | DC | I-A |
| POPULAR MOUVEMENT FRANCISCAIN | | x | 97240 | DC | I-A |
| MOUVEMENT POUR LA FRANCE | 2007 | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| MOUVEMENT POUR L'ALTERNANCE POLITIQUE | | x | 97460 | AD | II-D |
| MOUVEMENT POUR LE REDRESSEMENT DE LA FRANCE | | x | 59200 | AD | II-D |
| PROGRESSIST OF THE FRENCH OF THE | | x | 77100 | AD | II-D |
| REPUBLIC AND CITOYEN MOUVEMENT | | x | 75012 | DC | I-A |
| RED MOUVEMENT AND ILLE-ET-VILAINE VERT | | x | 35,000 | AD | II-D |
| SOCIAL AND LIBÉRAL MOUVEMENT | | x | 76,000 | NC | II-B |
| UNITAOM OF INDEPENDENT LAWS (MUDI) | | x | 76300 | DC | I-A |
| UNITA MOUVEMENT PROGRESSIST | | x | 92800 | DC | I-A |
| MURET IN CŒUR | | x | 31600 | DC | I-A |
| NANCY PREMIÈRE | | x | 54000 | DC | I-A |
| NICOLAS HULOT 2012 | | x | 75008 | HD | II-A |
| NO E TE NUNA'A | 2007 and 2012 | x | 98713 | DC | I-A |
| NOFWAP, GUADELOUPE IN ACTION | 2007 | x | 97110 | DC | I-A |
| NOGENT DEMOCRACY | | x | 94130 | DC | I-A |
| NEW ANTICAPITALIST | | x | 93100 | DC | I-A |
| NEW HORIZONS | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| NEW FRENCH UNION | | x | 88001 | AD | II-D |
| O COMME OXYGÈNE | | x | 75116 | DC | I-A |
| O PORINETIA TO TATOU AI'A | | x | 98713 | DC | I-A |
| OSONS LE DYNAMISME POUR LOUVECIENNES (dit OSONS) | | x | 78430 | DC | I-A |
| MIDI-PYREDIENDS | | x | 82000 | DC | I-A |
| PALAISEAU | | x | 91120 | DC | I-A |
| PARIS 2014 | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| PART ANTI-SIONISTS | | x | 59760 | NC | II-B |
| PART BRETON | | x | 56104 | HD | II-A |
| PART CHRETIEN-DÉMOCRATE | | x | 75008 | DC | I-A |
| PARTI COMMUNISTE FRENCH | 2007 and 2012 | x | 75940 | DC | I-A |
| PART COMMUNISTE GUADELOUPEN | 2007 and 2012 | x | 97169 | DC | I-A |
| PART COMMUNISTS MARTINIQUAIS | | x | 97200 | DC | I-A |
| COMMUNISTS REUNIONNAIS | 2007 and 2012 | x | 97420 | DC | I-A |
| PART OF BUY | | x | 75011 | DC | I-A |
| PART OF THE RESISTANCE | | x | 75020 | AD | II-D |
| PART OF THE SPEAK | 2012 | | | AD | II-D |
| PART OF THE INDIGENOUS REPUBLIC | | x | 93200 | AD | II-D |
| PART OF FREEDOMS | | x | 75017 | DC | I-A |
| PART OF INDEPENDENT RETRAITÉS | | x | 75018 | AD | II-D |
| PARTI EUROPE DEMOCRATIA ESPÉRANTO FRANCE | | x | 75017 | DC | I-A |
| PART LIBÉRAL DEMOCRATE | | x | 75002 | DC | I-A |
| PARTI MOUVEMENT BRETAGNE ' PROGRÈS | | x | 29837 | DC | I-A |
| INDEPENDENT OPERATOR | | x | 75010 | DC | I-A |
| PART PIRATE | | x | 75003 | DC | I-A |
| PART PIRATE REGIONNAIS | | x | 97435 | AD | II-D |
| POLICY FOR POPULATION | 2012 | | | AD | II-D |
| PART FOR THE LIBÉRATION OF MARTINIQUE | 2007 and 2012 | x | 97200 | DC | I-A |
| PART PROGRESSIST | | x | 97110 | AD | II-D |
| PART PROGRESSIST MARTINIQUAIS | 2012 | x | 97200 | DC | I-A |
| PART RADICAL | | x | 75001 | DC | I-A |
| RADICAL PART OF LEFT | 2007 and 2012 | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| REGIONALISTRATION MARTINIQUAIS | 2012 | | 97221 | AD | II-D |
| PARTI REPUBLICAIN CHRÉTIEN | | x | 34440 | DC | I-A |
| SOCIALIST PART | 2007 and 2012 | x | 75333 | DC | I-A |
| PART SOCIALIST GUADELOUPEN | 2007 | | 97129 | HD | II-A |
| PART SOCIALIST GUYANAIS | 2007 and 2012 | | 97300 | AD | II-D |
| SOCIALIST REUNIONNAIS | 2007 | x | 97490 | HD | II-A |
| CITOYENNE PARTICIPATION | | x | 69007 | DC | I-A |
| PARTICIPATION AND FREEDOMS | | x | 75009 | DC | I-A |
| OCCITAN | | x | 11000 | DC | I-A |
| PARTITU DI A NAZIONE CORSA | | x | 20000 | DC | I-A |
| PASSIONNMENT MARSEILLA | | x | 13009 | DC | I-A |
| PORINETIA ORA | | x | 98716 | AD | II-D |
| FOR THE MEETING, | 2012 | x | 97438 | DC | I-A |
| FOR AQUITAINE | | x | 33000 | DC | I-A |
| FOR MARSEILLE 2014 | | x | 13001 | DC | I-A |
| FOR MULHOUSE | | x | 68100 | DC | I-A |
| FOR PARIS | | x | 75017 | DC | I-A |
| FOR PERTUISING | | x | 84120 | DC | I-A |
| FOR A NEW DEMOCRACY REPRESENTATIVE | | x | 25,000 | AD | II-D |
| FOR VIVRE MIEUX | | x | 73870 | DC | I-A |
| PRIMAIRE.ORG | | x | 29000 | AD | II-D |
| PRIORITY DEMOCRACY IN FRANCE | | x | 73600 | AD | II-D |
| FORWARDS | | x | 59590 | AD | II-D |
| DEMOCRACY RASSEMBLEMENT FOR MARTINIQUE | 2007 and 2012 | x | 97200 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT DES CONTRIBUABLES FRANÇAIS | | x | 27130 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT DU PEUPLE VAUDAIS | | x | 69120 | AD | II-D |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR JOUÉ | | x | 37300 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LA CALÉDONIE | 2007 and 2012 | x | 98800 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LA DÉFENSE DES INTÉS DE LA 3e CIRCONSCRIPTION | 2007 | | 97129 | AD | II-D |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LA FRANCE | | x | 75017 | AD | II-D |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LA FRANCE ET L'INDÉPENDANCE DE L'EUROPE | | x | 92200 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LA GUADELOUPE | 2012 | x | 97100 | AD | II-D |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LA SOLIDARITÉ ET LA DÉMOCRATIE | | x | 94800 | AD | II-D |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LE PEUPLE DE FRANCE | | x | 54200 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT POUR L'ESSONNE | | x | 91150 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT FOR LEVALLOIS | | x | 92300 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLEMENT FOR INDEPENDENCE AND SOUVERAINED OF FRANCE | | x | 75362 | DC | I-A |
| REGIONAL RESPECT RASSEMBLEMENT (RRR) | | x | 97490 | DC | I-A |
| ASSEMBLEMENT UMP (RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LA CALÉDONIE dans la RÉPUBLIQUE) | 2012 | x | 98845 | DC | I-A |
| RASSEMBLER FOR AGIR | | x | 95260 | DC | I-A |
| RAUTAHI ― RASSEMBLEMENT POUR LA POLYNÉSIE FRANÇAISE | 2007 and 2012 | x | 98704 | DC | I-A |
| SOLIDARY PEOPLES | | x | 22000 | DC | I-A |
| REINVENTONS | | x | 92600 | DC | I-A |
| FRENCH | | x | 49220 | DC | I-A |
| HOLLAND FRANÇOIS | | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| SOLIDARY REPUBLIC | | x | 75006 | DC | I-A |
| REPUBLIC, ECOLOGY AND SOCIALISM 49 | | x | 49610 | DC | I-A |
| NEW DAILY | | x | 75011 | AD | II-D |
| MEETING FOR THE MEETING IN FRANCE | 2012 | x | 97438 | DC | I-A |
| PERISHABLE DORDOGNE | | x | 24200 | DC | I-A |
| RIVE DROITE | | x | 01210 | DC | I-A |
| RIVE DROITE, RIVE GAUCHE, TOULOUSE EUROPEAN METTROPOLE | | x | 31000 | DC | I-A |
| ROANNE PASSIONNMENT | | x | 42300 | DC | I-A |
| ROUGE BANLIEUE, LES PRODUCTEURS DE VILLE EN SEINE-SAINT-DENIS | | x | 93300 | DC | I-A |
| SAINT-CHAMOND WITH ALL | | x | 42400 | DC | I-A |
| SAINT-MICHEL GAUCHE AVENIR | | x | 91240 | DC | I-A |
| YEARS | | x | 73300 | DC | I-A |
| I don't know. | | x | 73200 | DC | I-A |
| _ | | x | 73230 | DC | I-A |
| SOLIDARITY – FREEDOM, JUSTICE AND PEACE | | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| SOLIDARITY ECOLOGY LEFT ALTERNATIVE | 2007 | x | 75011 | DC | I-A |
| SOLIDARITY AND PROGRESS | | x | 92114 | DC | I-A |
| SOUVERAINED, INDEPENDENCE AND FREEDOMS | | x | 75020 | DC | I-A |
| TAHOERAA HUIRAATIRA | 2007 and 2012 | x | 98713 | DC | I-A |
| TARBES 2014 | | x | 65,000 | DC | I-A |
| TAVINI HUIRAATIRA NO TE AO MA'OHI (FRONT DE LIBÉRATION DE POLYNÉSIE) | 2007 and 2012 | x | 98716 | DCR | I-B |
| TE MANA O TE MAU MOTU | 2012 | | | AD | II-D |
| TE MANA TOA ― GUERRIER SPIRIT | | x | 98709 | DC | I-A |
| TE'AVEA | 2007 and 2012 | x | 98709 | DCR | I-B |
| TERRITORIES | | x | 92200 | DC | I-A |
| TOULOUSE AVENIR | | x | 31500 | DC | I-A |
| TOURCOING IN VALUE | | x | 59200 | AD | II-D |
| UGASCO | | x | 92700 | AD | II-D |
| A BEST FOR THE POPULATION OF THE MEETING IN FRANCE AND IN EUROPE | 2007 and 2012 | x | 97490 | AD | II-D |
| UNION CENTRISTE DEMOCRATE | | x | 69100 | DC | I-A |
| UNION DEMOCRATE | 2012 | | 97410 | AD | II-D |
| DEMOCRACY UNION | | x | 44000 | DC | I-A |
| UNION DES CITOYENS DEMOCRATES | | x | 13004 | DC | I-A |
| UNION DES CONTRIBUABLES DE FRANCE | | x | 58370 | AD | II-D |
| UNION DES CONTRIBUABLES D'EUROPE | | x | 92350 | AD | II-D |
| UNION OF DEMOCRATES AND INDEPENDENTS | | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| UNION DES NON-INSCRITS | | x | 59300 | DC | I-A |
| UNION DES RADICAUX, CENTRISTES, INDÉPENDANTS ET DÉMOCRATES | 2012 | | 75005 | DC | I-A |
| UNION DES RÉPUBLICAINS DE PROGRÈS | | x | 75014 | AD | II-D |
| UNION DES SOCIALISTS POUR MIDI-PYRÉNÉ | | x | 31400 | DC | I-A |
| UNION OF WORKERS | | x | 94200 | AD | II-D |
| UNION ÉLARGIE DES SENIORS | | x | 67200 | DC | I-A |
| UNION POPULAR POUR LA LIBÉRATION DE LA GUADELOUPE | | x | 97110 | AD | II-D |
| UNION FOR AIX | | x | 13100 | DC | I-A |
| UNION | | x | 92320 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR DEMOCRACY | 2012 | | 97150 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR DEMOCRACY AND PROSPABILITY | | x | 69006 | NC | II-B |
| UNION FOR FRENCH DEMOCRACY | | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR FRANCE | | x | 75007 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR SAVOIE | | x | 73,000 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR THE VII | | x | 95160 | AD | II-D |
| UNION FOR ALBIGEOIS | | x | 81003 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR THE AVENIR OF MANS-LA-JOLIA | | x | 78200 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR THE FUTURE OF THE XVI SUD | | x | 75016 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR MALOUIN COUNTRIES | | x | 35400 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR VAL-DE-MARNE ― CHRISTIAN CAMBON | | x | 94410 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR VAL-D'OISE | | x | 95210 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR SAINT-SÉBASTIEN-SUR-LOIRE | | x | 44230 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR POPULATION | 2007 and 2012 | x | 75015 | DC | I-A |
| UNION FOR WALLIS AND FUTUNA | 2007 | | 98600 | AD | II-D |
| UNION REPUBLICAINE ET D'ACTIONS COMMUNAUTAIRES | | x | 13008 | DC | I-A |
| UNION REPUBLICAINE LORRAINE | | x | 57420 | DC | I-A |
| UNION REPUBLICAINE POPULAIRE | | x | 11100 | AD | II-D |
| UNSER LAND | | x | 68190 | DC | I-A |
| VIENNA AVENIR | | x | 86000 | DC | I-A |
| VILLENEUVE PASSION | | x | 47300 | HD | II-A |
| CILLEURBANNE TO ALL CŒUR | | x | 69100 | AD | II-D |
| VIVE LA REPUBLIQUE | | x | 75005 | AD | II-D |
| VIVEMENT DEMAIN | | x | 59560 | DC | I-A |
| VIVRE À SCEAUX | | x | 92330 | DC | I-A |
| VIVRE À SCHŒLCHER | 2012 | x | 97233 | DC | I-A |
| VIVRE ENSEMBLE FOR TARN | | x | 81500 | DC | I-A |
| VIVRE L'UNION ENSEMBLE À SAINT-MANDÉ - VINCENNES - FONTENAY-SOUS-BOIS | | x | 94160 | DC | I-A |
| VIVRE MIEUX | | x | 93150 | DC | I-A |
| WALWARI | 2007 | x | 97300 | DCR | I-B |
| YEARS | | x | 89150 | AD | II-D |
