8 Questions
¿Qué tipo de entidades instrumentales en el sector público pueden actuar bajo derecho privado pero aún están sujetas al control y protección de la Administración General de Galicia o de otra entidad instrumental?
Las entidades instrumentales en el sector público no autónomo
¿Qué entidades pueden ejercer poderes y competencias administrativas por delegación?
Los consorcios
¿Qué debe hacerse si se produce una delegación entre cuerpos no jerárquicos?
La entidad que delega puede tomar el control del asunto en cuestión
¿Cuál es el objetivo de la gestión inter-subjetiva?
Formalizar acuerdos de delegación con entidades privadas
¿Qué pasa si una regulación requiere un informe u opinión obligatorio?
La delegación no puede ocurrir
¿Pueden los miembros de un cuerpo colegiado reclamar funciones de representación?
Sí, siempre que se les otorgue expresamente la función de representación
¿Qué sucede si se produce una vacante, ausencia o enfermedad de la autoridad responsable?
Se pueden hacer sustituciones temporales
¿Quién puede resolver los conflictos de atribución?
La Administración General de la Comunidad Autónoma de Galicia
Study Notes
- The text outlines the organizational structure of the General Administration of the Autonomous Community of Galicia.
- It describes the different organs of direction, including secretaries general, technical secretaries general, vice secretaries general, and territorial secretaries.
- There are also lower-level administrative units and services.
- Public instrumental entities in the autonomous sector are subject to administrative law, except in certain circumstances.
- Other instrumental entities in the public sector may act under private law, but are still subject to the control and protection of the General Administration of Galicia or another instrumental entity.
- Consortia may exercise administrative powers and competencies by delegation.
- The General Administration of Galicia and other entities in the autonomous sector serve the general interests and act in accordance with the constitution, statute of autonomy, and legal framework.
- The administrative powers and competencies of these entities determine their capacity.
- The text is organized into sections and articles that detail specific aspects of the organizational structure and legal framework.
- The language used is technical and legal in nature.
- The Council of the Xunta in Galicia has delegated competencies to its commissions.
- It can approve regulations and handle institutional relations with various entities, including the government, courts, and parliament.
- It can resolve appeals on administrative matters and determine matters by law.
- Delegation can occur unless the regulation requires a mandatory report or opinion.
- Delegation must be published in the Official Gazette of Galicia and on the institutional website.
- Acts and resolutions made by delegation are considered to be made by the delegating body.
- Delegation can be revoked at any time by the delegating body.
- The delegating body can also take over the handling of a matter if it deems it necessary due to technical, economic, social, legal, or territorial reasons.
- If delegation occurs between non-hierarchical bodies, only the delegating body can take over the matter.
- The takeover must be agreed upon and notified to interested parties before the final resolution.
- The text is related to the management and delegation of tasks in the public administration of Galicia.
- The instrument for inter-subjective management must be published in the Official Gazette of Galicia.
- Delegating tasks to private entities requires prior acceptance by the Council of the Xunta and formalization through a corresponding agreement.
- Tasks can be delegated to private individuals or legal entities as long as they respect the legislation on contracting in the public sector.
- Delegation of signature does not alter the competence of the delegating authority.
- Temporary substitutions can be made in case of vacancy, absence, or illness of the responsible authority.
- Conflicts of attribution can only be resolved within the General Administration of the Autonomous Community of Galicia.
- The text includes articles 10 to 13.
- The president of a collegiate body has several functions, including setting the agenda, presiding over meetings, and ensuring compliance with laws.
- The president can vote to break ties, except in certain cases involving representative organizations or government administrations.
- The president's replacement in case of absence or vacancy is determined by hierarchy, seniority, and age.
- Members of a collegiate body have the right to receive notice of meetings and participate in debates, vote, ask questions, and make requests.
- Members cannot claim representation functions unless expressly granted.
- The text applies to collegiate bodies in Galicia, Spain, but not to those with representative organizations or government administrations.
- Members with public service roles cannot abstain from voting.
- The president must sign the minutes and certifications of the body's agreements.
- The president and members have other inherent functions related to their roles.
- The text does not allow for members to attribute representation functions to themselves unless explicitly stated.
Test your knowledge of the organizational structure and legal framework of the public administration in Galicia with this quiz. This technical and legal text outlines the different organs of direction, administrative units and services, and the competencies and powers of various entities in the autonomous sector. From delegation and takeover of tasks to the roles of the president and members of collegiate bodies, this quiz covers articles 10 to 13 of the text. Keywords for this quiz include Galicia, public administration, delegation, competencies, and
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