Although the legislation on online business creation was already adopted by the first Chamber of Parliament on 5 June, the debate on its terms is still ongoing. On 3 July, the CGEM group in the House of Councillors organised a study day on the texts with the aim of enriching the debate. This meeting, marked by Salaheddine Mezouar’s first official outing as head of the employers’ confederation, made it possible to highlight several important details to be clarified in the draft text. For example, determining the responsibilities between the OMPIC, which will be the interface for companies, and the court registry, which is responsible for all registration and recording operations relating to the company’s capital, or the authentication of documents that may give rise to a change in the company’s capital. Despite these remarks, the CGEM affirms its support for this bill and intends to make the necessary proposals for amendments to enrich it.
