#CPPE2611783SSignature authority delegated within the ministerial budget control and accounting service
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This decision gives a named group of senior finance officials the power to sign certain accounting and routine management documents for the ministry, within the limits set by the 2005 decree. It mainly affects the budget control and accounting service, where these staff can now act with delegated signature authority for assigned tasks. It also cancels the previous delegation order from 2 April 2025, so the current list of authorized signers is updated. Businesses are unlikely to be directly affected, but anyone dealing with this ministry unit should use the new signatories from the date of publication.
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Key Changes
- Delegates signature power to named officials in the ministerial budget control and accounting service.
- Allows them to sign accounting acts and related routine management documents within legal limits.
- Repeals the previous delegation order of 2 April 2025.
Obligations
What this law requires
The named officials in the budgetary and ministerial accounting service are authorized to sign, within the limits of Article 8 of the 18 November 2005 decree, acts relating to the functions of the assigned accounting officer as well as associated routine management acts.
All parties dealing with the ministry's budgetary and accounting service should use the current list of delegated signatories established by this decision, because the prior delegation order of 2 April 2025 is repealed.