SPECIALITY PRINCIPLE AND EXERCISE OF SEARCH MISSION BY PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTIONS

Abstract

Public health institutions are subject to the speciality
principle, that they must respect the framework of the
mission assigned to them by legislation.
This principle involves a limitation of the legal means
that these establishments may use to develop cooperation
and enhance their research activities.
Therefore, they cannot incorporate a simplified joint
stock company or support it to such a structure through a
foundation or association. Then, it would be susceptible
to be described as transparent.