Minutes of the Ministerial Meeting on 3 July 2024

The Council of Ministers met on Wednesday and reviewed only three documents.

Temporary regulations for traffic, navigation, mooring and sailing activities during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Surfing events

In less than a month, the surfing competitions for the 2024 Paris Olympics will be held in Teahupo’o. July 20 – August 5and will bring together a large number of people from all over the world, such as top surfers, national delegations, officials, etc.

In order to ensure the smooth running of the competition and the safety of people and property on the water, specific regulations are formulated. Events that require appropriate regulations.

Two regions will be created, “A Woman” and the region “B Ship Accommodation”, Its geographical range appears in Appendix 1 and 3 (In PJ of email).

In the area “A-Tea Girl,” Swimming is allowed along the coastline. However, the passage, navigation and anchoring of ships and navigation equipment, as well as all surface or underwater marine activities are prohibited. However, in order to allow residents to sail Icelandhikers and professional fishing boats belonging to the Teahupo’o Fishermen’s Cooperative in the area. The geographic boundary between the two corridors occurs at Annex 2 (PJ via email) will create:

1. The “West/East” corridor will be accessible to residents in the area Icelandcommercial vessels operating in the field, and professional fishing vessels affiliated with the Teahupo’o Fishermen’s Cooperative, who must follow certain rules:

• Drive continuously at a constant speed and do not stop near the mountain pass. Havaai and adhere to a maximum speed of 15 knots;
• Do not stop or anchor unless there is an emergency or authorization is shown;
• Do not allow people to dock, disembark or embark at designated locations bid farewell ;
• Respect the navigation instructions of the National Gendarmerie and the Organizing Committee;
• Displays a unique tag defined by a cell High toughness.

2. The “North/South” corridor will be reserved for professional fishing vessels affiliated with the Teahupo’o Fishermen’s Cooperative, who must follow certain rules:

• Drive continuously at a constant speed and do not stop near the mountain pass. Havaai and adhere to a maximum speed of 15 knots;
• Respect the navigation instructions of the National Gendarmerie or the Organizing Committee;
• Displays a unique tag defined by a cell Extremely tough.

In the area “B-Boat Accommodation” The passage, navigation and anchoring of ships and navigation facilities and all surface or underwater marine activities are prohibited, except for the following ships and personnel:

– State vessels;

– Vessels assigned to monitor a body of water or to participate in the rescue of persons or the protection of property;

– competitors in the Olympic Games sports and vessels taking part in the operations and activities of the Olympic Organising Committee and displaying the distinctive emblems referred to in the Declaration of the Nautical Sports;

– Boats and their accessories designed specifically to accommodate athletes and teams organizing sailing events.

Violators who fail to comply will be prosecuted and fined $2^th class.

Subsidies to educational institutions

On the proposal of the Minister of Education, Higher Education and Culture, the Council of Ministers approved the granting of operating and investment subsidies and financial aid totaling 81,792,943 francs.

The grants are allocated as follows:

Educational institutions	Subsidies and financial assistance	quantity
Hitia College	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	1 041 100
Fairbanks College – Huahine	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	2 246 800
Makotewane College	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	2 018 770
Mahina College	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	2 438 100
Makemo College	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	1 393 600
Mataura College – Tubuai	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	1 705 300
Baby Academy – Moorea	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	1 982 600
Rangiroa College	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	2 265 700
Moele College – as shown in the picture	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	1 423 000
Taoone College – Pires	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	2 500 000
Khamenei Academy – Taha’a	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	1 623 200
Taiohae College – Grain Hiva	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	2 000 000
Louise Teshia Carlson College	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	2 700 000
Hakahau College – Ua Pou	Allocation of operating subsidies to finance actions carried out under the Social Fund for Junior and Senior High Schools	1 359 600
Mako Tevane College	Received operating grant to fund educational trip to Hawaii	1 000 000
Hitia College	Allocate operating subsidies to finance repairs of corporate trucks	850 000
Afaritu College – Moorea	An operating grant was allocated to renovate the furniture of the Documentation and Information Centre	309,450
Tarawa Comprehensive High School	Allocate an operating subsidy to fund the agency’s nighttime surveillance	1 863 249
Paea Territory College	Investment grant awarded to fund kitchen laundry refurbishment	5 072 474
Polynesian Schools Sports Federation (USSP)	Allocate financial assistance to support general activities in 2024	24 000 000
Union of Educational Sports for Level 1 (USEP)	Allocate financial assistance to support general activities in 2024	22 000 000
	total	81 792 943

Subsidies to youth associations and sports federations

On the basis of a proposal by the Minister of Sports, Youth and Crime Prevention in charge of crafts, the Council of Ministers approved the granting of operating and investment subsidies totalling 49,871,300 francs.

The grants are allocated as follows:

operatethe total amount is 45 068 800 CFCs

• For young people, Funding for general activities in 2024:15 668 800 F Carbon sink:

– Faa Ruperupe Association: 1 550 000 France ;

– Association of Scouts and Guides of French Polynesia: 2 420 250 Fluorine Financial Planner ;

– Arii Heiva Rau Association – Francas: 7 441 750 F CFP.

– MEJ Papeet Association – Eucharistic Youth Movement:

4 256 800 Fluorinated Carbon.

• In sports, Funding for general activities in 2024: 29 400 000 France :

– Tahitian Football Federation: 3 300 000 France ;

– Tahitian Equestrian Federation: 1 700 000 France ;

– Tahitian Cycling Federation: 5 800 000 France ;

– Polynesian Muay Thai Federation and its related disciplines: 1 400 000 France ;

– Tahitian Basketball Federation: 3 300 000 France ;

– Polynesian Golf Federation: 2 050 000 francs ;

– Tahitian Foil Club Association: 200 000 France ;

– Tahiti Surf Club Association (TNSC): 450 000 France ;

– Polynesian Rowing Federation: 1 000 000 France ;

– French Polynesian Athletics Federation: 2 600 000 France ;

– Tahitian Tennis Federation: 3 000 000 France ;

– Tahitian Surfing Federation: 2 550 000 France ;

– Federation of Traditional Sports and Games “Amuitahiraa Tu’aro Ma’ohi”: 2 050 000 francs.

In terms of investmentthe total amount is 4 802 500 F Carbon sink

• About youth, Support Te Tama Ti’a Hou Association – Union of Polynesian Youth (UPJ),r The security barriers were procured as part of the Polynesian Closing Carnival for the 2024 Paris Olympic Surfing Competition in French Polynesia.