#TECK2611010SSignature Delegation for the European and International Affairs Directorate
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This decision gives named staff in the European and International Affairs Directorate the power to sign certain acts, orders, and decisions on behalf of the responsible ministers or state secretaries. Decrees are excluded, and some people may only sign acts under 2,000 euros. It is an internal administrative change that mainly affects how the directorate handles routine approvals and paperwork. It also cancels the previous delegation decision from 2 April 2025 and replaces it with this updated list of authorized signatories.
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Key Changes
- Named staff in the directorate can now sign routine acts and decisions on behalf of senior officials.
- Decrees remain outside the delegated signing power.
- Some signatories are limited to acts worth less than 2,000 euros, and the 2025 delegation is revoked.
Obligations
What this law requires
The ministers or state secretaries with authority over the Directorate for European and International Action may have the named officials and equivalent-grade contract agents sign acts, orders, and decisions on their behalf, but this delegation does not extend to decrees.
The named officials in the European and International Affairs Directorate are authorized to sign, on behalf of the responsible ministers or state secretaries, all acts, orders (arrêtés), and decisions within their assigned scope, except decrees (décrets).
For Mathieu RIVALLAIN, Philippe RAMET, and Marion LEDOUC-WLODARCZYK, the delegation applies only to acts with a value below EUR 2,000.
M. Mathieu RIVALLAIN, M. Philippe RAMET, and Mme Marion LEDOUED/WLODARCZYK may sign only acts with a value below 2,000 euros within the Directorate for European and International Action.
The previous delegation decision of 2 April 2025 (NOR: TECK2510423S) is abrogated and must no longer be relied upon for signature authority.