#TECK2609732SDelegation of signature for communication directorate spending and procurement
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This decision gives several senior staff in the communication directorate the power to sign budget, procurement, and public spending documents on behalf of the relevant ministers. It sets spending limits for each person, ranging from under EUR 5,000 to under EUR 1,000,000 excluding tax, and includes contract changes, purchase orders, and proof that a service was delivered. For businesses and vendors dealing with the directorate, this mainly changes who can approve and sign documents. It does not create a new policy or funding program, but it does speed up internal approval by letting named officials handle routine and mid-sized spending within their assigned limits. The earlier delegation from 30 September 2025 is revoked.
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Key Changes
- Gives named communication directorate officials authority to sign budget, procurement, and spending documents
- Sets different spending limits by role, from under EUR 5,000 HT to under EUR 1,000,000 HT
- Repeals the previous delegation dated 30 September 2025
Obligations
What this law requires
The named officials in the communication directorate may sign, on behalf of the competent ministers or secretaries of state, budget execution acts, public procurement acts (award, conclusion, modification), purchase orders, conventions, and public expenditure management acts, including certification of service performed, only for expenses below the monetary ceilings assigned to each delegate and within the Secretariat General's remit.
The ministers or state secretaries overseeing the general secretariat must rely on the updated signatories listed in this decision for approving communication-directorate budget execution acts, public procurement acts, purchase orders, conventions, contract modifications, and expenditure certification; the prior delegation of 30 September 2025 is abrogated.
Mme Ophélie TIRARD and Mme Agnès DOITRAND-LAPLACE may approve the listed budget, procurement, and expenditure documents only for spending under EUR 1,000,000 excluding tax.
Mme Ophélie TIRARD may sign, on behalf of the competent ministers/state secretaries, budget execution acts and public procurement documents for expenditures below EUR 1,000,000 excluding tax, within the limits of the general secretariat's competences.
M. Géraud LAVEISSIERE, M. Fabien COLIN, and Mme Charlène PENCOLÉ may approve the listed budget, procurement, and expenditure documents only for spending under EUR 500,000 excluding tax.