#2005-85027 Temmuz 2005 tarihli ve 2005-850 sayılı Kararname, Hükümet Üyelerinin İmza Devri Hakkında
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This decree allows certain government officials to sign documents on behalf of ministers or secretaries of state, except for decrees. It outlines who can receive this signing authority and under what conditions, including the ability to delegate further to other officials. The decree also states that previous laws allowing similar delegations are repealed.
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Key Changes
- Replaces previous laws on delegation of signature authority.
- Clarifies the hierarchy and conditions for delegation.
Obligations
What this law requires
Secretaries general of ministries, directors of central administration, chiefs of national competency services, and chiefs of services directly attached to ministers/secretaries of state must obtain signing authority effective the day following publication of their appointment act in the Journal officiel (or the effective date if later)
Ministers and secretaries of state must publish an arrêté in the Journal officiel to grant signing delegation to cabinet directors, cabinet chiefs, and their deputies for matters not delegated under Article 1
Persons holding delegation authority under Article 1 (categories 1 and 3) may further delegate signing authority only to Category A magistrates/functionaries, equivalent contractors, officers, and specific military corps members for matters they themselves have delegated authority over
Further delegations for signing authority must be published in an arrêté in the Journal officiel, specifying the recipient(s) and the matters covered; delegation becomes effective the day following publication
No signing delegation authority may be granted for decrees; all delegations are limited to acts other than decrees