DECREE NO. 7,092, OF February 2, 2010.

Approves the Regimental Structure and the Demonstrative Frame of the Cargos in Commission, of Gratified Functions and Functions Commissioned from the National Department of Mineral Production -DNPM, and gives other arrangements.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC, in the use of the assignments that gives him the art. 84, incisos IV and VI, paragraph (a) of the Constitution, and with a view to the provisions of the art. 50 of the Act No. 10,683, of May 28, 2003, and in the Law no 12,002, of July 29, 2009,

DECRETA:

Art. 1st Ficam approved the Regimental Structure and the Demonstrative Table of the Cargos in Commission, of the Gratified Functions and Commissioned Functions of the National Department of Mineral Production-DNPM, in the form of Annexes I and II.

Art. 2nd Acts of the provisions of the art. 1st, stay remanded, in the form of Annex III, the following posts in committee of the Group-Direction and Superiors Superiors-DAS and Gratified Functions-FG:

I-from the Office of Management, the Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management, to the DNPM: four DAS 101.5, four DAS 101.3, fifty-six FG-2 and thirty-two FG-3; and

II-from the DNPM to the Office of Management, the Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management: four DAS 102.3.

Art. 3rd Stay embedded in the Regimental Structure of which it treats this Decree One and two FCDNPM-1, eighty-seven FCDNPM-2, eighteen FCDNPM-3 and seven FCDNPM-4, created by the Law no 12,002, of July 29, 2009.

Single paragraph. The DNPM Director General will be able to have about the distribution of the FCDNPM in the Organizational Structure of the municipality as disposed of in the art. 2º of Law No. 12,002, of 2009.

Art. 4th The apostilaments arising from the approval of the Regimental Structure of which treats the art. 1st shall occur within twenty days, counted from the date of publication of this Decree.

Single paragraph. After the apostilaments provided for in the caput of this article, the Director General of the DNPM will make it published in the Official Journal of the Union within thirty days of the date of publication of this Decree, nominal relation of the holders of the posts in committee of the Group-Direction and Superiors Superiors-DAS and the Commissioned Functions of the DNPM-FCDNPM referred to in Annex II, indicating, including, the number of vacant posts and functions, their denomination and their respective level.

Art. 5th The Internal Rules of the DNPM will be approved by the Minister of State of Mines and Energy and published in the Official Journal of the Union, within ninety days, counted from the date of publication of this Decree.

Art. 6th The posts in committee of the Group-Direction and Superiors Superiors-DAS and the extinct Gratified-FG Functions in the form of the art. 4º of Law No. 12,002, 2009, are demonstrated in Annex IV.

Art. 7th This Decree comes into effect on the date of its publication, producing effects as of February 5, 2010.

Art. 8th It is revoked the Decree no 4,640, of March 21, 2003. Production of effect

Brasilia, 2 of February 2010; 188th of the Independence and 121st of the Republic.

LUIZ INÁCIO LULA DA SILVA

Edison Lobao

Paulo Bernardo Silva

ANNEX I

REGIMENTAL STRUCTURE OF THE

NATIONAL MINERAL PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT

CHAPTER I

OF THE NATURE AND COMPETENCE

Art. 1st The National Department of Mineral Production-DNPM, federal municipality created by the Law no 8,876, of May 2, 1994, bound by the Ministry of Mines and Energy, endowed with legal personality of public law, with heritage autonomy, administrative and financial, has headquarters and venue in Brasilia, Federal District, and circumscription throughout the national territory.

Art. 2nd The DNPM has for the purpose of promoting the planning and fostering of mineral exploration and exploitation of mineral resources and superintending the geological, mineral and mineral technology researches as well as ensuring, controlling and scrutinizing the exercise of mining activities throughout the national territory, in the form of what the Mining Code has, the Code of Mineral Waters, the respective regulations and the legislation that complements them, in particular to:

I-promote outorga, or propose it to the authority competent, where appropriate, of the mining securities relating to the exploitation and the exploitation of mineral resources and to exask the remaining acts concerning the execution of the mining legislation;

II-coordinate, systematize, and integrate geological data of the mineral deposits, promoting the elaboration of texts, letters, and geological maps for dissemination;

III-accompany, analyze and publicize the performance of the Brazilian and international mineral economy, maintaining statistical services of the production and trade of mineral goods;

IV-formulate and propose guidelines for the guidance of mineral policy;

V- foster mineral production and stimulate the rational and efficient use of mineral resources;

VI-scrutinizing research, washing, beneficiation and marketing of mineral goods, and may carry out surveys, authenticate offenders and impose the enforceable sanctions, on compliance of the provisions of mining legislation;

VII -lowering standards, in complementary character, and exercising supervision over environmental control, hygiene and the safety of mining activities, acting in articulation with the remaining bodies responsible for the environment, safety, hygiene and health occupational of workers;

VIII- implant and manage databases to subsidize mineral policy actions, necessary for government planning;

IX-download norms, promote the collection and distribution of the quotes-parties, as well as exercise supervision over the fundraising of financial compensation for the exploitation of mineral resources, of which it treats the § 1st Art. 20 of the Constitution and the remaining revenues of the municipality;

X-fomenting the small mining company;

XI-establish the areas and conditions for the exercise of the garimpage in individual or associative form; and

XII-authorize and scrutinize the extraction of fossil specimens, in the terms of art. 1st of the Decree-Law no 4,146, of March 4, 1942.

CHAPTER II

XX_ENCODE_CASE_CAPS_LOCK_ON organizational structure

Art. 3rd The DNPM has the following organizational structure:

I-organs of direct and immediate assistance to the Director-General:

a) Cabinet;

b) Legal Procuratorate;

c) Ouvidoria; and

d) Coordination-General of Information Technology and Geoprocessing;

Sectional organs:

Internal Audit;

b) CorregIA; and

c) Administrative Management Directorate;

3rd-specific organs:

a) Directorate of Procedures Fundraisers;

b) Direction of Mining Planning and Development;

c) Board of Management of Minerary Securities; and

d) Directorate of Mining Activity Surveillance; and

IV-decentralized organs:

a) Superintendencies; and

b) Regional Offices.

Single paragraph. As an advisory instance, the Director General of the National Mineral Production Department will institute and chair the Strategic Management Committee, integrated by the holders of the Directorships, Superintendencies, Cabinet, Internal Audit and the Legal Procuratorate, as well as by the Advisors of the Director General occupiers of positions in committee level DAS-4 or FCDNPM-4, which will have as the incumbent to formulate and follow up the strategic management plan of the municipality, with the definition of guidelines for the operationalization of the management policies of mineral production and the proposition of standards for the sector.

CHAPTER III

FROM DIRECTION AND APPOINTMENT

Art. 4th The DNPM is directed by a Director-General and five Directors.

§ 1st The General Director will be appointed by the President of the Republic, by appointment of the Minister of State for Mines and Energy.

§ 2nd The appointment of the Chief prosecutor should be preceded by annuency of the Union Advocate-General.

§ 3rd The appointment and exoneration of the Auditor-in-Chief should be submitted, by the maximum leader of the DNPM, to the approval of the Controller-General of the Union for exercise at the DNPM.

§ 4th The nominations for the posts in committee, the commissioned functions and the gratified functions integral to the regimental structure of the DNPM will be effected in compliance with the prevailing legislation.

§ 5th The Commissioned Functions of the DNPM-FCDNPM and the Gratified Functions-FG will be occupied, privately, by active servers in exercise at the DNPM, pursuant to art. 1st Law No 12,002, from 2009.

§ 6th The occupants of the Functions Commissioned from the DNPM-FCDNPM and Gratified Functions-FG will be selected second to professional merit and evaluated, every two years, as per the DNPM Internal Rules.

CHAPTER IV

OF ORGAN COMPETENCE

Section I

From the Direct and Immediate Assistance Bodies to the Director-General

Art. 5th To The Cabinet competes:

I- watching the Director-General in its social and political representation;

II-tasking with the preparedness and dispatch of the personal expedient of the Director General of the DNPM;

III-effectuate the follow-up of the legal acts of interest of the DNPM;

IV-coordinate social media activities; and

V-articular and superintender agreements of inter-institutional technical cooperation.

Art. 6th To Legal Procuratorate, the executor body of the Federal Attorney General, linked to Advocate General of the Union, competes:

I-exercise the judicial and extrajudicial representations of the DNPM, accompanying the processes in which the autarky is authored, ré, opponent or assistant;

II- provide direct and immediate advice to the Director-General and the organs of the DNPM's Regimental Structure, in the affairs of a legal nature, applying, in what couber, the provisions of the art. 11 of the Supplementary Act no 73, February 10, 1993;

III-examine and issue opinions on minutes of bidding editions, of contract instruments, of convents, and of other acts creators of rights and obligations that should be celebrated by the DNPM;

IV-analyze and present solutions on issues raised by the application of laws and regulations concerning the activities developed by the DNPM;

V-examine and issue opinions on projects of normative acts to be dispatted or proposed by the DNPM;

VI-fixing, for the DNPM units, the interpretation of legal planning, unless there is normative orientation of Advocate General of the Union or of the Legal Consultancy of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, in the terms of the arts. 40, § 1º, and 42 of the Supplementary Act No. 73, of February 10, 1993; and

VII-ascertain the liquidity and certainty of the credits of any nature, resulting from the activities implemented by the DNPM, enrolling them in active debt, for the purposes of friendly charging or judicial.

Art. 7th To Ouvidoria competes:

I-receive and forward the complaints, complaints, representations and suggestions that relate to the activities of the DNPM;

II-informing the interested the progress and the outcome of the arrangements adopted in relation to the manifestations received;

III-organize and interpret the set of the manifestations received and produce statistics indicative of the level of satisfaction of the agents involved in the mining activities;

IV-present recommendations to the Board aiming at the enhancement of DNPM acting and the correction of situations of inadequate functioning of mining activities;

V-acting as additional channel of communication between the server and the Director General of the DNPM; and

VI-divulge its competencies to the agents involved in mining activities.

§ 1st The Ouvidor will exercise its assignments with autonomy and independence.

§ 2nd The Ouvidor will forward semester report of your activities to the Director-General, without prejudice to the forwarding, at any time, of information or recommendations that understand pertinent.

§ 3rd The Ouvidoria will keep the secrecy of the source when the person concerned expressly requests the preservation of his / her identity.

§ 4th The Director-General will ensure the means appropriate to the exercise of the activities of the Ouvidoria.

Art. 8th To the General Coordinating Information Technology and Geoprocessing compete:

I-plan, coordinate, and follow up information technology activities in the DNPM;

II-orient the Superintendances in the execution of the activities regarding your area of acting;

III-propose guidelines and standards for the management of services and information technology resources, observed the guidelines of the Administration System of Information Resources and Informatics-SISP, and in articulation with the Strategic Information Technology Committee of DNPM;

IV-ensure availability and management of resources technology of the DNPM;

V-apply the geotechnologies tools in the implementation and operationalization of mineral resource management instruments;

VI-make available and promote the exchange of georreferenced data and information with federal, state, and municipal;

VII-receive, organize, standardize, produce, maintain, and make available digital cartographic bases and geographic information;

VIII-set standards for collecting georreferenced data targeting integration, modeling and building systems and integrated data bases;

IX- to evaluate and define new technologies aiming at proposing up-to-date solutions for the environment of geographic information systems in the DNPM;

X-organize and manage the Geographic Information System in Mining-SIGMINE;

XI-promoting cooperation, exchange of information and the transfer of geotechnologies between the DNPM, government bodies and too many institutions with an interest in the area of mineral resources;

XII-coordinate and articulate the geoprocessing actions before the Superintendences; and

XIII-carry out the technical follow-up of contracts, convennials and projects related to the use of information technology and geotechnologies.

Section II

From the Sectional Organs

Art. 9th To Internal Audit competes to verify compliance with the prevailing standards of the procedures of budgetary, accounting, financial, heritage and human resources, as well as, when determined by the Director-General, the verification of the suitability between the means employed and the results achieved and, specifically:

I-create indispensable conditions for ensuring effectiveness in internal and external controls, seeking to ensure regularity in the realization of revenue and expense;

II-examine the specific legislation and the correlates norms, guiding as to their observance;

III-promote regular inspections in the acting areas of the DNPM to verify the physical and financial execution of the projects and activities, inclusive of those performed by third parties;

IV-carry out financial audits, accounting and administrative, for the purpose of assessing and certifying the correctness and regularity of the accounts and to substantiate the efficiency and effectiveness in the application of the resources of the municipality;

V-perform extraordinary, draft-specific audits, that, in the interest of the Administration, will come to be determined by the Director-General; and

VI-managing the internal control model in the DNPM.

Art. 10. To Corregnal compete:

I- plan, drive, guide, supervise, evaluate and control the brokerage activities within the framework of the DNPM;

II-institute or requisite the introduction, of craft or from representations and denunciations, of syndications, inclusive of heritage, disciplinary administrative processes and too much correctional procedures to ascertain responsibility for irregularities practiced in the municipality, and decide about the complaints filing proposals and representations;

III-forwarding to the Director-General, for trial, the disciplinary administrative processes that may imply the application of penalties of their competence;

IV-propose the forwarding to the Minister of State of Mines and Energy, for trial, of the administrative processes disciplars whose proposed penalties are dismissal, suspension over thirty days, retirement or availability cassation, removal of office in commission and removal of commissioned function;

V-avocar, of craft or upon proposal, syndications, disciplinary administrative proceedings and other correctional procedures underway at the DNPM, as well as to determine the reexamination of those already completed or, as the case may be, to propose to the Director-General the avocation or reexamination of the feat; and

VI-forward to the setorial corregsman of the Ministry of Mines and Energy Consolidated and systematized data concerning the results of inspections, syndications, administrative-disciplinary processes and too much of the brokerage activities developed at the DNPM.

Art. 11. To the Administrative Management Directorate competes:

I-coordinate, perform, normatize, control, orient and supervise the activities inherent in the Federal Systems regarding budgetary and financial execution, accounting, organization and institutional innovation, human resources, materials, heritage, general and document management services, within the framework of the DNPM;

II-perform, within the framework of the central organ, the activities related to financial administration, accounting, of personnel, shopping and bidding, of materials and services, of infrastructure, and of documents;

III-promote the budgetary and financial execution of the DNPM's resources;

IV-promote the management of knowledge and skills in the municipality; and

V-coordinate and guide the actions of the Superintendances in their acting area.

Section III

Of The Singular Specific Organs

Art. 12. To the Directorate of Fundraising Procedures compete:

I-manage the revenues of DNPM;

II-coordinate and control the fundraiser;

III-perform collection, the distribution of the quotes-parties and the supervision over the fundraising of the Compensation Financial by the Exploration of Mineral Resources, of which they treat the § 1st of art. 20 of the Constitution and the art. 8th of the Law no 7,990, of December 28, 1989, regulated by the Decree no 1, of January 11, 1991;

IV-promote, scrutinize and control the pick-up of fees, emoluments, fines and ressaries, in compliance with the current legislation;

V-promote the interaction and give institutional support to the Superintendences, in their areas of acting;

VI-effectuation studies and propose the readjustment of the values to which refers to the inciso IV of this article;

VII-elaboration and coordinate the development of the methodologies applicable to the audits of revenue;

VIII-propose norms, manuals, and scripts intended to regulate and standardize procedures in the area of their competence;

IX-propose the realization of agreements and arrangements of technical cooperation with the federated ones, within their competence, for the purposes of supervision of Financial Clearance by Exploration of Mineral Resources-CFEM;

X- draw up studies and estimates of the recipes; and

XI-follow up and publicize the performance of the fundraiser.

Art. 13. The Mining Planning and Development Directorate competes:

I-compatibilize the setorial planning of mining activities in the Country, in the perspective of the democratic, economic, social, environmental and sustainability dimensions of development regional, with institutional planning;

II-coordinate and supervise the execution of the actions related to the market studies of mineral goods, entered into the Federal Government's Multiannual Plan (PPA);

III-coordinate the development of database systems resource statistics, reserves, production, consumption, and foreign trade flow of mineral goods;

IV-overseeing the elaboration of studies and projects regarding the internal and external markets of mineral goods;

V-promoting the actions of extensionism mineral, carrying out technical orientation activities to the small miner;

VI-supporting the associative and co-operative forms and the organization of local productive arrangements;

VII-develop strategic studies and drills of prospective mineral goods market scenarios;

VIII-implanting and managing database geological of mineral deposits arising from mineral research work carried out by holders of mining securities, as well as coordinate, systematize and integrate such information for making available to society under the standards vigour;

IX-coordinate the process of strategic planning and providing advisement to the units of the municipality in planning and managing their activities;

X-follow and evaluate the performance of the DNPM activities;

XI-promote the planning of physical and budget execution of the DNPM, based on the strategic management plan, the target plan, the budget forecast and the drafting of multiannual investment plans;

XII-track the performance of the autarky through the institutional pacts; and

XIII-run inter-institutional projects in the areas of geology of mineral deposits, mineral and environmental technology.

Art. 14. The Directorate of Mineral Securities Management competes:

I-plan, manage, and standardize the outorship-related activities of mineral resources exploration and exploitation of mineral resources;

II-plan, coordinate, standardize, and guide the actions of the Superintendencies in their area of acting, as well as the elaboration of the administrative acts related to the titles of exploration and exploitation of mineral resources;

III-organize, supervise, and guide activities related to the maintenance of information in database, concerning the mining securities, promoting their modernization and rationalization; and

IV-coordinate the service of the citizen-user, within the framework of the seat of the municipality and of the Superintendences, with regard to mining rights processes.

Art. 15. To the Directorate of Surveillance of Mining Activity competes:

I-coordinate and manage the planning and execution of the surveillance action of the mining activity in the Country;

II-effectuate the normative improvement of the supervising procedures;

III-promote the relationship with other institutions of supervision in correlates subjects, in articulation with other Directors and with the Superintendences;

IV-promoting actions objectivating the effective development of mineral research, the rational exploitation of the deposits, the technical-operational safety of mines, environmental control in mining operations, as well as contributing to the formalization of mineral extraction;

V-promote the protection of fossilphic deposits; and

VI-supporting the Superintendences in their area of acting.

Section IV

From the Decentralized Organs

Art. 16. To Superintendences, it competes:

I- carry out activities related to fundraising, collection, outorga, surveys, citizen-user service, tax action, analysis of the legality of the acts, obtaining data and information on mineral economy and the use of geotechnologies;

II-promote budget execution and financial within his constituency; and

III-managing materials, heritage, documents, personnel, infrastructure, information technology, and general services.

Single paragraph. Class I and II Superintendencies compete to support the action of the remaining Superintendencies, when there is a lack of resources or personnel or need for specific technical knowledge.

CHAPTER V

DAS ATTRIBUTIONS OF THE LEADERS

Section I

From the Director-General

Art. 17. To The Director General is incumbent:

I- administer the DNPM and practise all acts of operational, budgetary, financial, accounting, equity, material, general services and human resources, in the form of the legislation in force;

II-represent the DNPM in judgment or outside it;

III-supervise and coordinate the activities of the integral organs of the DNPM Regression Structure, as well as accompanying through indicators the performance of the management of the municipality;

IV-avocar, for decision or review, subjects inherent in the governing bodies of the DNPM Regimental Structure, without damage to the continuity of the exercise, by the same organs, of the attributions therein;

V-firmar, as the legal representative of the DNPM, contracts, arrangements, arrangements, adjustments and other similar negotiating acts;

VI-delegating any of its attributions, save those that, by their very nature or by legal gasket, can only be by it implemented privately;

VII-ensure the development, legitimacy, and internal and external credibility of the DNPM;

VIII-lowering standards and acts of regulation at level infralegal in the sphere of competence of the DNPM;

IX-practise all the management acts provided for in the Mining Code and in the legislation correlates; and

X-promote, biennially, the evaluation of the performance of the occupant servers of the DNPM-FCDNPM Commissioned Functions.

Section II

Of The Remaining Leaders

Art. 18. To the Chief of Staff, the Chief Prosecutor, the Auditor-in-Chief, the Directors and the remaining leaders it is incumbent on planning, directing, coordinating, supervising and directing, including in a normative character, the execution of the activities of the respective units and exercise other assignments that are committed to you by delegation of competence and the Internal Rules.

CHAPTER VI

DOS RESOURCES AND HERITAGE

Art. 19. Constitute revenues of the DNPM:

I- allocations in the General Budget of the Union, special credits, transfers and repasses that are conferred on it;

II-product of credit operations, which are in the Country and abroad;

III-emoluments, fines, contributions foreseen in the legislation minerals, sale of publications, resources coming from the inspection and surveillance services or from lectures and courses offered and various revenue established in law, regulation or contract;

IV-resources from convents, agreements, or contracts celebrated with entities, bodies, or companies, public or private, national or international;

V-donations, legacies, grants, and other resources that are intended for it; and

VI-resources arising from the disposal of seized mineral goods in the running of clandestine, illegal or irregular activities, taken up public hoisting.

Single paragraph. The quota-part of the financial compensation for the exploitation of mineral resources due to the Union, of which they treat § 1º of the art. 20 of the Constitution and the art. 8th of the Act No 7,990 of December 28, 1989, regulated by the Decree No. 1 of January 11, 1991, shall be destined for the Ministry of Mines and Energy, which shall hencefully repass it to the DNPM, observed the provisions of the inciso III of the § 2nd of the art. 2nd of Law no 8,001, of March 13, 1990.

CHAPTER VII

DAS GENERAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS

Art. 20. The Rules of Procedure shall define the detailing of the integral bodies of the Regimental Structure, the competences of the respective units, the assignments of their leaders and the areas of jurisdiction of the Superintendances of the DNPM.

Art. 21. The missing cases and the doubts raised in the application of the present Regimental Structure will be addressed by the Director General of the DNPM, ad referendum of the Minister of State of Mines and Energy.

ANNEX II

a) DEMONSTRATIVE FRAMEWORK OF THE POSTS IN COMMITTEE, THE GRATIFIED FUNCTIONS AND THE COMMISSIONED FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT NATIONAL MINERAL PRODUCTION.

UNITY	CARGO/ FUNTION No	CHARGO/FUNCTION DENOMINATION	DAS/ FCDNPM/ FG
	1	Director-General	101.6
	1	Assessor	102.4
	1	Assessor	FCDNPM-4
	1	Assessor Technician	102.3
	1	Technical Assessor	FCDNPM-3
	2	Assistant	102.2
	1	Assistant	FCDNPM-2
Division	1	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Service	2	Boss	FCDNPM-1
	2	Assistant Technician	102.1
CABINET	1	Chief	101.4
Sector	1	Boss	FG-2
LEGAL PROCURATORATE	1	Chief Attorney-General	FCDNPM-4
	1	Assistant	102.2
Coordination	3	Coordinator	FCDNPM-3
Sector	1	Boss	FG-2
OUVIDORIA	1	Ouvidor	FCDNPM-4
Coordinator-General of Information Technology and Geoprocessing	1	Coordinator-General	101.4
Coordination	2	Coordinator	FCDNPM-3
Division	3	Boss	FCDNPM-2
INTERNAL AUDITING	1	Auditor-in-Chief	FCDNPM-4
Division	2	Boss	FCDNPM-2
CORINTERNAL Wisdom	1	Corregedor	FCDNPM-4
Sector	1	Boss	FG-2
ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT DIRECTORATE	1	Director	101.5
	1	Assistant	102.2
Coordinator-General of Administration	1	Coordinator-General	FCDNPM-4
Coordination	2	Coordinator	101.3
Coordination	2	Coordinator	FCDNPM-3
Division	4	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Service	6	Boss	FCDNPM-1
Section	4	Boss	FG-1
Sector	5	Boss	FG-2
Core	2	Chief	FG-3
BOARD OF PROCEDURES FUNDRAISERS	1	Director	101.5
	1	Assistant	102.2
Coordination	2	Coordinator	FCDNPM-3
Division	2	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Sector	1	Boss	FG-2
PLANNING BOARD AND FROM DEVELOPMENT OF MINING	1	Director	101.5
	1	Assistant	102.2
Planning-General Planning and Budget	1	Coordinator-General	FCDNPM-4
Coordination	2	Coordinator	FCDNPM-3
Division	3	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Sector	1	Boss	FG-2
MINING TITLE MANAGEMENT DIRECTORATE	1	Director	101.5
	1	Assistant	102.2
Coordination	3	Coordinator	FCDNPM-3
Division	4	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Sector	1	Boss	FG-2
SUPERVISORY BOARD OF MINING ACTIVITY	1	Director	101.5
	1	Assistant	102.2
Coordination	3	Coordinator	FCDNPM-3
Division	5	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Sector	1	Boss	FG-2
SUPERINTENDENCY CLASS I-A: MG	1	Superintendent	101.4
Division	5	Chief	FCDNPM-2
Service	6	Boss	FCDNPM-1
Section	3	Boss	FG-1
Sector	4	Boss	FG-2
Core	1	Chief	FG-3
SUPERINTENDANCES CLASS I-B: BA, GO, PA, SP, SC	5	Superintendent	101.4
Division	25	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Service	20	Boss	FCDNPM-1
Section	5	Boss	FG-1
Setor	15	Chief	FG-2
Core	5	Boss	FG-3
SUPERINTENDENCES CLASS II: ES, MT, PR, RJ, RS	5	Superintendent	101.4
Division	25	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Service	10	Boss	FCDNPM-1
Section	5	Boss	FG-1
Sector	10	Boss	FG-2
Core	10	Chief	FG-3
SUPERINTENDANCES CLASS III: PB, CE, PE, RN, RO, TO, MS, AM	8	Superintendent	101.3
Service	40	Boss	FCDNPM-1
Section	8	Boss	FG-1
Sector	8	Boss	FG-2
Core	8	Chief	FG-3
SUPERINTENDANCES CLASS IV: AL, AP, MA, PI, RR, SE	6	Superintendent	101.3
Service	18	Boss	FCDNPM-1
Section	6	Boss	FG-1
Sector	6	Boss	FG-2
Core	6	Chief	FG-3
REGIONAL OFFICES	7	Boss	FCDNPM-2
Sector	1	Boss	FG-2

b) TABLE SUMMARY OF COSTS OF THE POSTS IN COMMITTEE, THE GRATIFIED FUNCTIONS AND THE COMMISSIONED FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT NATIONWIDE MINERAL PRODUCTION.

CODE	DAS-UNITARIO	CURRENT SITUATION		NEW SITUATION
		QTDE	TOTAL VALUE	QTDE	TOTAL VALUE
DAS 101.6	5.28	1	5.28	1	5, 28
DAS 101.5	4.25	1	4.25	5	21.25
DAS 101.4	3.23	13	41.99	13	41, 99
DAS 101.3	1.91	14	26.74	16	30.56
DAS 101.2	1.27	6	7.62	-	-
DAS 101.1	1.00	14	14.00	-	-
DAS 102.4	3, 23	1	3.23	1	3.23
DAS 102.3	1.91	5	9.55	1	1, 91
DAS 102.2	1.27	8	10.16	8	10.16
DAS 102.1	1.00	15	15.00	2	2, 00
SUBTOTAL 1		78	137, 82	47	116.38
FCDNPM-4	1.81	-	-	7	12, 67
FCDNPM-3	1, 07	-	-	18	19.26
FCDNPM-2	0.71	-	-	87	61, 77
FCDNPM-1	0.56	-	-	102	57.12
SUBTOTAL 2		-	-	214	150, 82
FG-1	0.20	75	15.00	31	6.20
FG-2	0.15	-	-	56	8, 40
FG-3	0.12	-	-	32	3.84
SUBTOTAL 3		75	15, 00	119	18, 44
OVERALL TOTAL		153	152, 82	380	285.64

ANNEX III

REMANEJEMENT OF POSTS AND FUNCTIONS

CODE	DAS-UNITARY	FROM SEGES/MP P/ O DNPM (a)		DO DNPM P/ A SEGES/MP (b)
		QTDE	TOTAL VALUE	QTDE	TOTAL VALUE
DAS 101.5	4.25	4	17.00	-	-
DAS 101.3	1.91	4	7.64	-	-
DAS 102.3	1, 91	-	-	4	7.64
SUBTOTAL 1		8	24, 64	4	7.64
FG-2	0, 15	56	8.40	-	-
FG-3	0.12	32	3.84	-	-
SUBTOTAL 2		88	12.24	-	-
TOTAL (1 + 2)		96	36, 88	4	7, 64
BALANCE OF THE REMANEJAMENTO (a)-(b)				92	29, 24

ANNEX IV

EXTINCTION OF POSITIONS IN COMMISSION AND GRATIFIED FUNCTIONS

(art. 4th of the Law no 12,002, of July 29, 2009)

CODE	DAS-UNITARIO	QTDE	TOTAL VALUE
DAS 101.3	1, 91	2	3.82
DAS 101.2	1.27	6	7, 62
DAS 101.1	1.00	14	14.00
DAS 102.1	1, 00	13	13.00
FG-1	0, 20	44	8.80
TOTAL		79	47, 24