30. The Law on the Separation of Church and State (loi concernant la séparation des Eglises et de l &apos; Etat) of 9 December 1905, which is the primary piece of legislation relevant to the issue of religion, provides for the separation of powers of the State and the Church.2 This law removes the principle of recognized religions and stipulates that the State does not subsidize any religion.
30. The Law on the Separation of Church and State (loi concernant la séparation des Églises et de l &apos; État) of 9 December 1905, which is the primary piece of legislation relevant to the issue of religion, provides for the separation of powers of the State and the Church. This law removes the principle of recognized religions and stipulates that the State does not subsidize any religion.