#INTY2616660SUpdated Signature Delegations for the Territorial Support and Evaluation Council
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This decision updates who can sign documents for the Territorial Support and Evaluation Council under the Ministry of the Interior. It gives signing authority to the council’s secretary general and deputy secretary general for administrative, accounting, and decision-related documents within their roles. It also gives two administrative deputies authority to sign travel-related accounting documents and validate mission orders, expense reports, and travel service orders in the Chorus DT system. The practical effect is internal: it clarifies who can approve and process specific administrative and financial documents.
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Key Changes
- Updates the signature authority of the council’s secretary general and deputy secretary general
- Repeals the previous Article 5 of the 2025 delegation decision
- Adds authority for two administrative deputies to handle travel-related accounting and Chorus DT validations
Obligations
What this law requires
The CSATE secretary general and deputy secretary general may sign, on behalf of the Minister of the Interior, acts, orders, decisions, accounting documents, and delegation ordinances only within the limits of their assigned responsibilities.
The designated administrative deputies may sign accounting documents only for temporary travel matters within the scope of the Conseil supérieur de l'appui territorial et de l'évaluation.
The designated administrative deputies must validate mission orders, expense reports, and travel-service market orders in Chorus DT only in their capacity as management service and validating manager for CSATE-related travel.