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The government of Dinah Boluart presented today, Monday, check which establishes the creation of the National Infrastructure Authority, an organization which, as the Prime Minister explained Alberto Otarolawill absorb the still active Reconstruction with Changes Authority (ARCC).
An initiative that was sent as a matter of urgency, as established article 105 Constitution, signed by the Prime Minister and the Head of State.
In accordance with the general provisions of the project National Infrastructure Administration is the state executive agency under the Presidium of the Council of Ministers (CPM) for the development, execution and support of investment projects or programs.
Projects those responsible for the organization are linked to the sectors of transport, health education, housing and urban development, sanitation, agriculture, public order and security, and the environment.
“Develop and implement, improve and maintain strategic civil defense works to prevent and/or control floods and other hazards associated with climate change or other public disasters,” the statement said. points which explain the functions essence.
This is how the Board of Directors will be formed.
The bill also provides that mentioned body It will have a Board of Directors, which will be chaired by the head of the Council of Ministers and will include the ministers of economy, housing, transport, health, agricultural development, health and education.
“Members of the board of directors may appoint one of their vice ministers or general secretaries to represent them in case of absence,” the initiative explains.
Likewise, the head of the institution will be appointed by decision of the Supreme Court for a term of four years, renewable once on a permanent basis.
The additional provision states that the merger must be approved under the ARCC acquisition regime, which must be completed within a maximum period of 180 days, for which a commission will be formed in charge of the transfer process.
“The Special Commission consists of two (02) representatives of the Presidium of the Council of Ministers and two (02) representatives of the ARCC; and its work is regulated in accordance with the provisions of the Directive on guidelines for the implementation of the process of merging entities of central public administration and other regulations on this issue,” stated.
Source: RPP
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