DECREE NO-8,161, DE December 18, 2013

Approves the Regimental Framework and the Demonstrative Framework of the Cargos in Commission and the Confidence Functions of the Ministry of National Integration and remands posts in commission.

THE REPUBLIC OF THE REPUBLIC, in the use of the attribution conferring you the art. 84, caput, inciso VI, paragraph "a", of the Constitution,

D E C R E T A:

Art. 1º Stay approved the Regimental Structure and the Demonstrative Framework of the Cargos in Commission and the Confidence Functions of the Ministry of National Integration in the form of Annexes I and II.

Art. 2º stay remanded, in the form of Annex III, the following posts in Committee of the Group-Direction and Superior aides-DAS:

I-of the Ministry of National Integration for the Office of Public Management of the Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management:

a) two DAS 102.4 ;

b) three DAS 102.2 ; and

c) a DAS 102.1 ; and

II-from the Office of Public Management of the Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management, to the Ministry of National Integration:

a) a DAS 101.5 ;

b) seven DAS 101.4 ;

c) nine DAS 101.3 ;

d) eight DAS 101.2 ;

e) two DAS 101.1 ; and

f) five DAS 102.3.

Art. 3º The occupants of the posts in commission that cease to exist in the Regimental Structure of the Ministry of National Integration, by virtue of this Decree, shall be deemed to be automatically exonerated.

Art. 4º The apostillations arising from the approval of the Regimental Structure of which it treats the art. 1º should occur within thirty days, counted from the date of publication of this Decree.

Single Paragraph. The Minister of State for National Integration shall publish in the Official Journal of the Union within thirty days after the apostillations, nominal relationship of the holders of the posts in commission and of the trusts duties referred to in Annex II, which will indicate, inclusive, the number of posts and vacant functions, their denominations and levels. internal to detail the administrative units in the Regimental Structure of the Ministry, its competencies and the assignments of its leaders.

Art. 6º This Decree shall come into force fourteen days after its publication.

Art. 7º Stay revoked:

I-Decree No 6,359 of January 18, 2008 ; and

II-Decree No 7,472 of May 4, 2011.

Brasilia, December 18, 2013 ; 192º of Independence and 125º of the Republic.

DILMA ROUSSEFF

Miriam Belchior

Francisco José Coelho Teixeira

ANNEX

REGIMENTAL STRUCTURE OF THE MINISTRY

DA NATIONAL INTEGRATION

CHAPTER I

OF NATURE AND COMPETENCE

Art. 1º The Ministry of National Integration, the body of the direct federal administration, has as a area of competence the following subjects:

I-formulation and conduct of the National Regional Development Policy-PNDR ;

II-formulation of regional development plans and programmes ;

III-establishment of strategies for integration of regional economies ;

IV-establishment of the guidelines and priorities in the application of the resources of the funding programs of which it treats the "c" of the inciso I of the caput of the art. 159 of the Constitution ;

V-establishment of the guidelines and priorities in the implementation of the resources of regional development funds ;

VI-establishment of standards for compliance with the funding programmes of the constitutional funds and the budgetary schedules of regional investment funds ;

VII-monitoring and evaluation of integrated national development programmes ;

VIII-protection and civil defence ;

IX-works against droughts and water infrastructure ;

X-formulation and conduction of the National Irrigation Policy ;

XI-territorial ordination ; and

XII-public works in border strip.

CAPITCHAPTER II

DA ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

Art. 2º The Ministry of National Integration has the following organizational structure:

I-bodies of direct and immediate assistance to the Minister of State:

a) Cabinet of the Minister ;

b) General Secretariat:

1. Department of Strategic Management ; and

2. Department of Internal Management ; and

c) Legal Consulting ;

II-singular specific organs:

a) Registry of Regional Development:

1. Department of Management of Regional Development Policies ; and

2. Department of Management of Regional Development Programmes ;

b) National Office of Civil Protection and Defense:

1. National Center for Risk Management and Disasters-CENAD ;

2. Department of Articulation and Management ;

3. Department of Disaster Minimization ; and

4. Department of Rehabilitation and Reconstruction ;

c) Registry of Water Infrastructure:

1. Department of Water Works ; and

2. Department of Strategic Projects ;

d) National Irrigation Registry:

1. Department of Public Irrigation ; and

2. Department of Irrigation Policies ; and

e) Secretary of Regional Funds and Fiscal Incentives:

1. Department of Prospection, Standards and Analysis of Funds ; and

2. Financial and Recovery Department of Projects ;

III-decentralized units: Regional Representations in the states of Rio de Janeiro and Rio Grande do Sul ;

IV-bodies Colegholidays:

a) National Board of Civil Protection and Defence ;

b) Administrative Council of the Integrated Development Region of Greater Teresine ;

c) Administrative Council of the Integrated Coastal Region of the Polo Petrolina and Juazeiro ; and

d) Executive Group for Economic Recovery of the State of the Holy Spirit ; and

V-linked entities:

a) municipalities:

1. Superintendency of Amazon Development-SUDAM ;

2. Superintendency of the Development of the North-SUDENE ;

3. Oversight of the Development of the Midwest-SUDECO ; and

4. National Department of Works Against Secas-DNOCS ; and

b) public company: The Valleys Development Company of the San Francisco and the Parnaíba-CODEVASF.

CHAPTER III

DAS COMPETENCIES OF ORGANS

I Section

of the Direct and Immediate Care Bodies to the Minister of State

Art. 3º The Cabinet of the Minister competes:

I-attend the Minister of State in his political and social representation, in public relations and in the preparation and dispatching of expedients ;

II-monitor the progress of the projects of interest or initiative of the Ministry in tramway in the National Congress, and advise the Minister of State in the fulfillment of the consultations and requests formulated by parliamentarians ;

III-exercise the social communication activities concerning the achievements of the Ministry and its linked entities ;

IV-supporting the Minister of State in the matters of international cooperation and technical assistance ;

V-plan, coordinate, supervise and develop the activities of ouvidority in the Ministry ;

VI-plan, coordinate, guide, execute, control, and evaluate the correction activities developed within the Ministry and its decentralized and linked units ; and

VII-exercise other assignments that are committed to it by the Minister of State.

Art. 4º To the Executive Officer shall compete:

I-assist the Minister of State in the definition of guidelines and in the deployment of the actions of the Ministry's area of competence ;

II-coordinate the representation of the Ministry in collegiate bodies and technical meetings, guide and monitor their acting ;

III-assist the Minister of State in the supervision and coordination of the activities of the member secretaries of the structure of the Ministry and of the entities linked to it ; concluded with international bodies within the Ministry ;

V-plan, coordinate, and promote the execution of organizational development activities and administrative modernization that ensure the effectiveness and effectiveness of the Ministry's actions and linked entities ; and

VI-supervising the policies and concession guidelines in the Ministry's acting area.

Single Paragraph. The Executive Officer also exercises the role of the sector body of the Civil Personnel Systems of the Federal Administration-Sipec, Administration of Information Technology Resources-Sisp, General Services-Sisg, Planning and Budget Federal, Federal Financial Administration, Federal Accounting, Organization and Institutional Innovation of the Federal Government-Siorg, and the National Archives-Sinar, through the Departments of Strategic Management and Management Internal.

Art. 5º The Department of Strategic Management competes to supervise, coordinate and promote the activities related to planning, budget and financial programming, and the activities of organization, improvement of management and de-bureaucratization, of information and accounting technology, within the Ministry and, specifically:

I-monitor and evaluate the performance of the organs of the Ministry and the entities it linked with, with a view to compliance with established policies, targets and projects ;

II-orient, formulate and implement strategies and mechanisms of elaboration, monitoring of the strategic plans and evaluation of the programs and actions to be borne by the Ministry and its linked entities ;

III-establish and implement systematic elaboration, monitoring, evaluation and revision of the multiannual plan, the budget and the program of global expenditures of the Ministry and its linked entities ;

IV-orient the budgeting, financial, patrimonial and accounting activities ;

V-monitor the process of designing and alignment of organizational structures and organizational development activities, according to established standards and guidance ;

VI-plan, supervise, coordinate, articulate and advise the Ministry on the deployment of unified and integrated electronic government actions, primarily with regard to the provision of public services ; and

VII-establish and formulate strategies and standards related to the administration of information and informatics resources for the systematization and provision of managerial information, aiming to support decision-making and to ministerial supervision.

Art. 6º The Department of Internal Management competes to supervise, coordinate and promote the activities related to the management of persons, arrangements, logistics, financial administration and documentation and archive within the Ministry and, specifically:

I-draw up and consolidate the plans and programs concerning the activities of your area of competence ;

II-develop the budgetary and financial execution activities, within the Ministry ;

III-carry out account taken of the expense payers, from too many persons responsible for public goods and values and of all that der causing loss, extraction or other irregularity from which it results in damage to the eryary ;

IV-carry out actions of human resource development and personnel administration, within the Ministry ;

V-develop the administration activities of general services and documentary management and bibliographic information ; and

VI-perform the activities relating to the financial analysis of the accounts of the accounts of the arrangements, agreements and other congenial instruments.

Art. 7º To Legal Consulting, the sector's sector of the Advocacy-General of the Union, competes:

I-provide advice and legal advice within the Ministry ;

II-fix the interpretation of the Constitution, the laws, the treaties and the other normative acts, to be uniformly followed in the area of acting of the Ministry when there is no normative orientation of the Advocate General of the Union ;

III-acting, in conjunction with the technical bodies of the Ministry, in the drafting of proposals for normative acts that will be submitted to the Minister of State ;

IV-carry out final review of the legislative technique and issue conclusive opinion on constitutionality, legality and compatibility with the legal order of proposals for normative acts ;

V-watch the Minister of State in the internal control of the administrative legality of the acts of the Ministry and the entities to which it is linked ; and

VI-to examine, prior and conclusively, within the Ministry:

a) the texts of tender edges and congenial contracts or instruments, to be published and concluded ; and

(b) the acts for which it is recognized for unchargeability or if it decides the bidding dispensation.

Section II

Of The Natural Specific Organs

Art. 8º The Registrar of Regional Development competes:

I-conduct the process of formulation, review, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of PNDR and national territorial planning policy ;

II-promote the articulation of actions aimed at national integration, regional development and the institutional participation of the Ministry in representative instances of regional development ;

III-establish strategies and guidelines to guide the actions of territorial planning and the integration of regional economies ;

IV-propose, in conjunction with the Office of Regional Funds and Tax Incentives and in articulation with Regional Development Supervisors, guidelines and general guidelines, in line with PNDR and regional plans of development, for the application of the resources of regional funds and tax benefits and incentives ;

V-support and monitor the entities linked to the Ministry in the elaboration of regional development plans and in the implementation of their programs and actions ;

VI-administer the National System of Information for Regional Development-SNIDR, with the aim of monitoring and evaluating the regional and territorial plans, programs and actions of PNDR ;

VII-promoting socio-economic structuring and inclusion actions, targeting regional and territorial development, in line with PNDR ;

VIII-promoting the articulation and integration of regional development plans and programmes in federal, state, district and municipal level, and the participation of the private sector and civil society, in line with the PNDR ;

IX-promote and support international cooperation initiatives in regional and territorial planning policies ; and

X-exercise the activities of the Executive Offices of the Administrative Council of the Integrated Development Region of the Polo Petrolina and Juazeiro and the Administrative Council of the Integrated Development Region of Greater Teresina.

Art. 9º The Department of Management of Regional Development Policies competes:

I-coordinate, promote and reconcile studies, aiming at the formulation, revision and implementation of PNDR and national territorial planning policy, in a participatory manner ;

II-monitor and evaluate the implementation of PNDR in all spheres of government ;

III-propose the criteria for implementing the resources of PNDR financing instruments and national territorial planning policy ;

IV-promote the articulation and integration of regional development plans and programmes within federal, state, district and municipal level, and participation of the private sector and civil society, in line with PNDR ;

V-develop studies for the promotion of territorial and social cohesion between the federal ones and for the broadening and consolidation of their economic links ;

VI-coordinate the formulation, monitor and evaluate the implementation of regional and territorial development plans and programs ;

VII-operate the SNIDR with the objective of monitoring and evaluating the regional and territorial plans, programs and actions of PNDR ; and

VIII-follow up on the actions and projects of regional development and territorial planning of the Registry of Regional Development arising from international agreements.

Art. 10. To the Department of Management of Regional Development Programmes competes:

I-implement programs, projects and actions to promote development and socio-productive inclusion in the various territorial scales, in line with PNDR ;

II-articulate, integrate and compatibilize programs and actions of the Registry with organs and entities of the Ministry and the other organs and entities of government and civil society ;

III-promote and support the creation and operation of representative entities and forums of regional and territorial instances ;

IV-identify the regions' endogenous potentials, according to PNDR to implement and monitor regional and territorial plans, programs and actions for the socio-economic development of these regions ;

V-encourage the strengthening and diversification of the territorial and regional socioeconomic foundation, from the adension of productive chains, the strengthening of local productive arrangements and the sustainable manejo of resources natural ;

VI-implement, monitor and evaluate the development and socio-economic inclusion actions in the border strip ; and

VII-promote and implement actions in support of Integrated Development Regions-RIDE.

Art. 11. The National Secretary of Civil Protection and Defense competes:

I-formulate and conduct the National Civil Protection and Defense Policy-PNPDEC ;

II-coordinate the National Civil Protection and Defense System-SINPDEC, in articulation with the States, the Federal District and the Municipalities ;

III-participate in the formulation of PNDR ;

IV-promote planning for the acting of civil protection and defense, upon directors', preventive, contingency, operation and multi-annual plans ;

V-establish strategies and guidelines for guiding the actions of disaster prevention and reduction ;

VI-promoting the empowerment and training of human resources for disaster prevention and reduction actions ;

VII-coordinate and promote, in articulation with the States, the Federal District and the Municipalities, the realization of joint actions of the member bodies of the SINPDEC ;

VIII-promote, in articulation with the States, the Federal District and the Municipalities, the organization and implementation of civil protection and defence bodies and community of civil protection and defense cores ;

IX-instruct processes for the recognition, by the Minister of State, of the emergency and state of public calamity ;

X-operationalize CENAD ;

XI-maintain the Disasters-GADE Support Group, formed by multidisciplinary technical staff, mobilizable at any time to act in the various phases of the disaster on national territory or in other countries ;

XII-promoting technical exchange between international governmental bodies of protection and civil defence, participating as a representative member of the Brazilian Civil Protection and Defence ;

XIII-exercise the activities of the General Secretariat of the National Civil Protection and Defense Council-CONPDEC ; and

XIV-chair the Director Council of the Special Fund for Public Calamities-Funcap.

Art. 12. To CENAD competes:

I-follow up and perform the actions of monitoring, preparation and response to disasters, within national scope ;

II-monitor and monitor the meteorological, geological, hydrological and seismological conditions and information received from the competent organs ;

III-organize and maintain database and historical records of the risks, disasters occurring, and preparation and response activities carried out, through standardized information that enables the analysis and development of studies of disasters and matters correlated ;

IV-technically analyze the data and information regarding the causes, damage and damage arising from disasters ;

V-consolidate, elaborate and disseminate risk monitoring reports and disaster occurrences ;

VI-disseminating disaster alerts and providing preparatory guidance to states, Federal District and Municipalities ;

VII-propose guidelines and draw up strategic plans for disaster preparation and response actions, in articulation with the other bodies of SINPDEC and the federal government ;

VIII-integrate and articulate the federal Government's actions in planning, monitoring, preparation and response to disasters in national scope ;

IX-integrate and articulate the actions of the federal government in disaster response in international context, when demanded by the competent bodies ;

X-analyze the requests of the States, Federal District and Municipalities for federal recognition of emergency and state calamity situation ;

XI-mobilize, support, and coordinate the activities of GADE ;

XII-coordinate and operationalize the activities of the Radioamater-Rener National Emergency Network for protection and civil defense actions ;

XIII-participate in tests related to disaster preparation and response ; and

XIV-foster the creation and upgrading of alarm and risk management systems and disasters in the States, Federal District and Municipalities.

Art. 13. To the Department of Articulation and Management competes:

I-subsidize the formulation and definition of general guidelines related to PNPDEC ;

II-supervise the elaboration of the multiannual plan, the strategic plan and the annual budgets of the Registry and its amendments ;

III-to provide administrative support to Union civil defence funds, propose criteria and standards for application and control of resources from these funds ;

IV-promote studies with a view to obtaining new sources of resources for the civil protection and defense programs ;

V-analyse and instruct the processes of arrangements, terms of engagement, contracts, terms of cooperation and similar instruments, within the framework of the Registry ;

VI-supervise and promote the physical-financial planning and monitoring of the budget and financial execution of the Registry ;

VII-promote studies, research and analysis of public policies with a view to subsidizing the process of allocation of public resources, spending policy and coordination of actions, with regard to the matters of competence of the Secretary ; and

VIII-conduct studies and propose measures aiming at the best allocation of the human resources of the Registry and to optimize their workflows through the automation of processes and the use of information and communication technologies.

Art. 14. To the Department of Disaster Minimization competes:

I-subsidize the formulation and definition of general guidelines related to PNPDEC ;

II-develop and implement programs, projects, and prevention and preparation studies for emergencies and disasters ;

III-develop the National Civil Defense Doctrine within the framework of SINPDEC ;

IV-promote, within the framework of SINPDEC, the development of studies related to the identification, evaluation and mapping of disaster risks, the elaboration of maps of areas of risk, susceptibility, danger, and others pertinent ;

V-propose to CONPDEC criteria for the elaboration, analysis and evaluation of plans, programs and projects for prevention, risk mitigation and disaster preparedness, and for the declaration of emergency or calamity situation public ;

VI-promote, in articulation with the States, the Federal District and the Municipalities, the organization and implementation of municipal bodies of civil protection and defence and of community protection and civil defence nuclei ;

VII-promote and consolidate, within a national framework, planning for the acting of civil protection and defense, through directors, preventive, contingency, operation and multiannual plans ;

VIII-secretarial the meetings of the CONPDEC ;

IX-promote the technical-scientific exchange of SINPDEC with the civil protection and defence systems of other countries and with the international bodies acting in that area ;

X-promote, articulate and implement together with SINPDEC actions directed to disaster risk reduction ;

XI-elaborate and manage the National Protection and Defense Plan

Civil, within the framework of the Registry ; and

XII-plan, promote and participate in related tests for disaster preparation.

Art. 15. To the Department of Rehabilitation and Rebuild competes:

I-subsidize the formulation and definition of general guidelines related to PNPDEC ;

II-develop and implement rehabilitation and reconstruction programs and projects ;

III-coordinate, within national, reconstruction actions, in support of state, district and municipal bodies of protection and civil defence ;

IV-carry out the technical analysis of the proposals for arrangements, contracts, adjustments and other congenial instruments, related to their activities ;

V-carry out and supervise the technical surveys of the objects convenienced ;

VI-issuing technical opinions on the installments of accounts presented, partial and final, of the arrangements and other congenial instruments, as to the physical execution aspect and on extension of deadlines and suitability of targets ; and

VII-organize and maintain databases and managerial reports related to the activities of the Department.

Art. 16. To the Registry of Water Infrastructure competes:

I-guide and supervise the formulation and implementation of plans, programs and projects for water resource utilization ;

II-support the construction, operation, maintenance and recovery of water infrastructure works ;

III-propose and regulate the provision of the deployment, operation and maintenance of public works of water infrastructure ;

IV-promoting the enhancement and integration of systems, for better utilization of the availability of national water resources ; and

V-participate in the formulation of PNDR.

Art. 17. To the Department of Water Works competes:

I-support the execution of reservoir works, supply, drainage, drilling of wells, protection and rectification of natural channels ;

II-monitor the deployment of the projects of the projects aimed at the magnification of the water supply ;

III-propose, analyze and approve socioeconomic, environmental, and hydraulic studies regarding water resource utilization projects ; and

IV-monitor, supervise and scrutinize the deployment of actions aimed at exploiting the resources of water and soil.

Art. 18. To the Department of Strategic Projects competes:

I-plan, coordinate and track actions, studies and projects related to the implementation and management of the endeavors aimed at the integration and revitalization of river basins ;

II-promote permanent supervision on the execution of works and assembly of equipment relating to strategic projects ;

III-promote the elaboration and control of studies and environmental plans ;

IV-promoting actions of a fun-day nature and resettlement of populations affected by the ventures ;

V-promote institutional joints to make the actions necessary for the endeavors to be made ;

VI-provide technical support to the acts of budgetary and financial management related to the ventures arising from strategic projects ;

VII-propose, analyze and approve socioeconomic, environmental and hydraulic studies regarding strategic projects of water resource utilization ; and

VIII-accompany, supervise and scrutinize the deployment of actions aimed at the strategic exploitation of the resources of the soil again.

Art. 19. The National Irrigation Secretary competes:

I-promote the formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the National Irrigation Policy and its instruments, integrated with PNDR and the other related policies ;

II-to promote the institutional participation of the Ministry in representative instances of the development of irrigated agriculture ;

III-promote the business of irrigated agriculture ;

IV-promote the implementation of irrigation projects and agricultural drainage ;

V-promote and regulate initiatives for deployment, operation and maintenance of public works for hydroagricultural exploitation ;

VI-support and promote actions that aim at the administrative and operational autonomy of users of irrigation projects ; and

VII-coordinate the processes of concessions and partnerships of public perimeters of irrigation.

Art. 20. The Department of Public Irrigation competes:

I-promote the development and use of supporting instruments for public perimeters of irrigation ;

II-implement actions that promote the articulation and integration of activities with the organs of the federal, state, district, and municipal public administration to strengthen public irrigation ;

III-designing, elaborating, promoting and supporting the implementation of hydroagricultural utilization projects ;

IV-monitor, supervise and scrutinize the deployment of actions aimed at exploiting the resources of water and soil, in articulation with the entities linked to the Ministry, organs of the federal, state, district administration, and municipal and with civil society, for the strengthening of irrigated agriculture ;

V-supervise the implementation of public irrigation and agricultural drainage policies ;

VI-guide the elaboration of technical standards and manuals aiming at standardization of procedures for public hydroagricultural use ;

VII-supporting the operation, maintenance and recovery of water infrastructure works for hydroagricultural exploitation ;

VIII-develop and implement personnel capacity-building programs in the management of public irrigation projects ; and

IX-develop instruments of economic and environmental sustainability of public irrigation projects.

Art. 21. To the Department of Irrigation Policies competes:

I-conduct the formulation process of the National Irrigation Policy and its instruments, integrated with PNDR and the other related policies ;

II-evaluate the performance of the National Irrigation Policy ;

III-coordinate the formulation of regional irrigated agriculture development plans and programmes ;

IV-design, implement and operate the computerised monitoring system and evaluation of the implementation of regional irrigation plans ;

V-establish guidelines for the elaboration and management of the state, district and municipal development plans for irrigated agriculture ;

VI-promote studies, research and dissemination of technologies aimed at the development of irrigated agriculture ;

VII-articulate, integrate and reconcile programs and actions of the Registry with the organs of the Ministry and entities linked to it, organs of the federal, district, state and municipal administration and with civil society, for the strengthening irrigated agriculture ;

VIII-orientar, in line with the National Irrigation Policy, the elaboration of the programmes of the Ministry's multiannual plan ; and

IX-promote the optimization of the productive chain in irrigated agriculture with the use of financing, diffusion of management practices, and deployment of certifications.

Art. 22. To the Office of Regional Funds and Tax Incentives competes:

I-undertake prospections of resource sources and opportunities with a view to broadening the instruments of the policy of reducing regional inequalities and supporting productive sectors of interest of regional development ;

II-propose guidelines, strategies and general guidelines for the application of regional funds' resources and benefits and tax incentives aimed at regional development, in line with PNDR and regional plans of development ;

III-propose standards for the operationalisation of regional funds and of the tax benefits and incentives aimed at regional development ; and

IV-monitor and monitor the application of regional funds' resources and tax benefits and incentives aimed at regional development.

Art. 23. To the Department of Prospection, Standards and Analysis of the Funds competes:

I-carry out prospections of resource sources and opportunities with a view to broadening the policy instruments of reducing regional inequalities and supporting productive sectors of interest to regional development ;

II-propose guidelines, strategies and general guidelines for the application of regional funds' resources and benefits and tax incentives aimed at regional development, in line with PNDR and regional plans of development ;

III-propose standards for the operationalisation of regional funds and of the tax benefits and incentives aimed at regional development ; and

IV-guide and coordinate the evaluation of the social and economic impacts arising from the application of regional funds' resources and tax benefits and incentives aimed at regional development.

Art. 24. To the Financial and Recovery Department of Projects competes:

I-monitor and monitor the application of regional funds' resources and tax benefits and incentives aimed at regional development ;

II-administer, guide and scrutinize the execution of the projects of the investment funds ;

III-analyze and propose appropriateness of actions concerning the deployment of projects supported by regional funds aimed at development or contemplated with tax benefits and incentives to PNDR ;

IV-evaluate the activities developed and the results obtained with the application of the regional funds' resources and the tax benefits and incentives aimed at regional development ;

V-analyze the pleas of the company holders of the investment funds projects, with a view to regional and market needs ;

VI-recommend resource clearances for subscription of shares and / or debentures from the investment funds of regular projects that require counterpart ;

VII-cancelling the projects of the investment funds framed under the conditions provided for in the regency legislation ; and

VIII-issue the Implanted Venture Certificate-CEI to the projects of the investment funds considered completed.

Section III

Of Decentralized Units

Art. 25. The Regional Representations in the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Rio de Janeiro compete for the supervision and monitoring of the implementation of the programs and actions concerning civil protection and defense, water infrastructure, irrigation and development regional, and of the special projects, within the area of acting area of the Ministry of National Integration.

Section IV

Of The Collegiate Organs

Art. 26. The National Civil Protection and Defence Council is to exercise the competencies specified in Decree No. 7,257 of August 4, 2010.

Art. 27. The Administrative Board of the Integrated Development Region of Greater Teresina is to exercise the competencies specified in Decree No 4,367 of September 9, 2002.

Art. 28. The Administrative Board of the Integrated Development Region of the Polo Petrolina and Juazeiro is to exercise the competencies specified in Decree No 4,366 of September 9, 2002.

Art. 29. To the Executive Group for Economic Recovery of the State of the Holy Spirit is to exercise the competencies specified in Decree No. 66,547 of May 11, 1970.

CHAPTER IV

OF THE ALLOCATIONS OF LEADERS

I Section

From the Executive Secretary

Art. 30. To the Executive Secretary it is incumbent:

I-supervise and evaluate the execution of the Ministry's programs and actions ;

II-promote the integration and articulation of the actions of the organs of the Ministry and entities to it linked ;

III-supervising and coordinating the articulation of the organs of the Ministry with the central bodies of the systems affected to the areas of competence of the General Secretariat-Executiva; and

IV-exercise other assignments that are committed to it by the Minister of State.

Section II

Of Secretaries and Remaining Leaders

Art. 31. The Secretaries must plan, direct, coordinate, guide, monitor and evaluate the execution of the activities of the organs of their Secretaries and to exercise other assignments that are committed to them.

Art. 32. To the Chief Minister's Office, to the Legal Advisor, the Directors and the other leaders is to plan, direct, coordinate, guide, monitor and evaluate the execution of the activities of their units and to exercise other assignments that they are committed.

Single Paragraph. It is still incumbent on the Directors to supervise and monitor the execution of activities that promote the scope of the objectives of the programs and government projects affected to their acting area.