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INTERIOR OF THE AGRICULTURAL OFFICE
Published in the DOF on December 28, 1996
Last Reform Published DOF January 27, 2012
On the sidelines a seal with the National Shield, which reads: United Mexican States.-Presidency of the Republic.
ERNESTO ZEDILLO PONCE DE LEÓN, President of the United Mexican States, exercising the right to me Article 89, part I of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, and based on the 19th of Article 27 of the Constitution itself and 135, 136, 139, 144, 145 and 146 of the Agrarian Law, have been well issued. the following
Agrarian Attorney's Rules of Procedure
Chapter I
Of the competence, organization, and heritage of the Attorney General's Office
Article 1o.- This Regulation aims to determine the structure and establish the organizational and Operation of the Agrarian Office.
For the purposes of this order, the following definitions shall apply:
Law: the Agrarian Law.
Attorney General's Office.
Agricultural population core: the ejidos and farming communities.
Agricultural subjects: ejidos and communities; ejido, comuneros and possesionaries and their successors; small Owners; farm laborers; settlers; holders of vacant land or national and peasant farmers in general.
Article 2o.- The Attorney General's Office is responsible for social service, through the defense of the rights of the agricultural subjects and their advice, derived from the application of the Law.
For the purpose of achieving its purpose, the Attorney General's Office shall exercise its powers upon request from either party or office, in accordance with established by the Law and this Regulation.
Article 3o.- Pursuant to article 3o. of the Federal Law of the ParaState Entities, the Attorney General's Office, having regard to its objectives and the nature of its functions, shall not be subject to its organization, operation and control, as provided for in that Law.
Article 4o.- The Attorney General's Office will promote the prompt, expeditious and effective administration of agrarian justice, to ensure legal certainty in the tenure of the ejidal and communal land, in national land, agricultural and livestock colonies and in rural private property.
Will also carry out actions aimed at raising the level of life in the field socially, to consolidate the nuclei of the agricultural population and protect the rights that the law grants to agricultural subjects, ensuring their full exercise. To this end, it shall provide administrative and judicial representation and management services, as well as information, guidance and assistance that they require.
Article 5o.- For the achievement of your objectives, the Attorney General's Office will have the following powers:
I. Propose national policy to guarantee and defend agricultural rights, as well as the human rights that could have an impact on agricultural matters;
II. To advise agricultural subjects in the performance of contracts, agreements or any other legal act which they conclude with each other or with third parties on agricultural matters;
III. Assist and, where appropriate, represent agricultural subjects in matters and in the case of agricultural authorities;
IV. To promote and seek the reconciliation of interests of agricultural subjects, in matters governed by the Law, as a preferred way of resolving conflicts;
V. Act as an arbitrator in cases where the parties do not reach an agreement and appoint the Institution with such a character;
VI. Orienting the agrarian subjects and, where appropriate, managing their name before the public institutions competent, obtaining permits, concessions, licenses or administrative authorizations necessary for the exploitation or exploitation of the lands, forests, waters or any other resource;
VII. To advise and represent the agricultural subjects before the administrative or judicial authorities, in order to obtain the regularization of the tenure of the land and the certification and certification of their rights;
VIII. Promote the defense of rights and safeguard the integrity of indigenous peoples ' lands;
IX. Making knowledge of the competent authority:
a) The violation of the agrarian laws that, in the exercise of their activities, are committed by the authorities;
b) Failure to comply with the obligations or responsibilities of the Public Servants of the Agrarian Sector, as well as the persons in charge of the agricultural justice system;
c) Cases where there is a presumption of the existence of land grabbing or concentration practices in accordance with the corresponding regulatory provisions, and
d) Facts which may constitute administrative offences or offences in the field of agriculture.
X. To make the corresponding complaints to the Public Prosecutor's Office regarding facts that may constitute crimes related to the agricultural matter, especially those that refer to irregularities committed by the organs of the representation and monitoring of agricultural population centres;
XI. Exercise, with the assistance and participation of local authorities, the functions of inspection and surveillance, in order to defend the rights of agricultural subjects;
XII. Establish the appropriate procedure, where the authorities or public servants are in violation of the agricultural legislation to the detriment of the agricultural subjects and, where appropriate, to issue the agreements and recommendations, in the form and terms which provides for Chapter LX of this Regulation;
XIII. Carry out expert audit services, in the field of the management of common funds of the agricultural population, at the request of the assemblies or supervisory boards;
XIV. To convene assemblies of the nuclei of agrarian population and associative forms, as provided for in the applicable laws and their regulations;
XV. To be a guarantor of the legality in the assemblies of the nuclei of agrarian population and to contest the nullity of these in the cases in which it is established by the Law and its regulations;
XVI. To issue an opinion in the terms of Articles 75, fraction II and 100 of the Law, on development and social-writing projects for the formation of societies with the contribution of ejido or communal lands, as well as to appoint the commissioners in the case referred to in paragraph V of that Article 75;
XVII. To monitor, in the cases of settlement of companies referred to in Articles 75 and 100 of the Law, that the right of preference of the core of ejido or communal population and of the ejidatarios or comuneros is respected, to receive land in payment of the which corresponds to them in social, and
XVIII. The others that the Law and other ordinances entrust to it.
Article 6o.- The Attorney General's Office will establish the necessary coordination with the federal, state and It will also promote the participation of the social and private sectors through consultation. The agencies and entities of the Federal Public Administration will provide the Attorney General's Office with the documentation and reports that it requests for the performance of its functions.
Article 7o.- The Attorney General's Office will plan and conduct its activities based on the policies it establishes President of the Republic, for the achievement of the objectives and priorities of the National Development Plan and of the Programs in his office.
Article 8o.- For the exercise of their powers, the Attorney General's Office will be in charge of an Attorney General and will have the following administrative and technical units:
Prosecutor's Office
General Subprocuratorate
General Secretariat
General Coordination of Inter-Institutional Programmes
General Coordination of Delegations
Directorate-General for Legal Affairs and Agricultural Representation
Directorate-General for Complaints and Complaints
Directorate-General for Conciliation, Arbitration and Services
Directorate-General of the Agrarian Organization
Directorate General for Support for the Ordering of Rural Property
Directorate-General for Studies and Publications
Programming, Organization, and Budget General Address
Administration General Address
Directorate-General for Social Communication
Internal Comptroller
Delegations
Residences
Special Visiturias
Likewise, the Attorney General's Office will be able to count on subprocuratorias for the knowledge and attention of issues that its Importance, interest and characteristics so merit and with area addresses, sub-directions, department and office heads, agricultural lawyers and visitors, and other technical and administrative personnel to be determined by the Prosecutor, based on the budget.
Article 9o.- The public servants who provide their services to the Attorney General's Office shall be subject to the procedure laid down in Article 123 (B) of the Constitution the United Mexican States, to its Regulatory Law and to the Statute of the Professional Agricultural Career Service in the Agrarian Procuratorate.
Article 10.- The estate of the Attorney General's Office will be composed of:
I. The goods and resources directly assigned to you by the Federal Government;
II. The assets and resources provided by the agencies and entities of the Federal Public Administration and the state and municipal authorities, and
III. The revenue and property it acquires for any other legal title.
Chapter II
Of The Procurator
Article 11.- The Attorney General will have, on the basis of Article 144 of the Law, the following faculties:
I. Represent the Attorney General's Office and conduct the policy of its actions, in the terms of the applicable legislation;
II. Approve and coordinate the institution's programmes, in accordance with the objectives set out in the existing provisions;
III. Approve the institution's annual draft budget and once approved by the competent agencies, monitor their correct implementation;
IV. To conclude the legal acts, conventions and contracts which are required for the exercise of the powers of the Institution, in accordance with the regulations in this field;
V. Propose to the Federal Executive, the foredrafts of initiatives of laws, regulations, decrees, agreements and other necessary orders for the proper procurement of agrarian justice;
VI. To issue the guidelines, internal rules, manuals, criteria, and other provisions that are required for the due fulfillment of the powers that the Law, this Regulation and other provisions confer on the Attorney General's Office;
VII. Approve the programs of social communication, public relations and dissemination, in accordance with the provisions of the applicable regulations and the guidelines established by the President of the Federal Executive;
VIII. To issue an opinion, in the terms of Articles 75, fraction II and 100 of the Law, on the development and formation projects of societies in which the nuclei of the agricultural population participate;
IX. Issue the agreements and recommendations referred to in Article 136, section IV of the Law;
X. To make the knowledge of the High Court Agrarian the contradictions of theses supported by the Agricultural Unit Courts;
XI. To contest the nullity of land allocation assembly, as referred to in Article 61 of the Law;
XII. Deliver an opinion on the termination of the ejidal regime;
XIII. The administrative units referred to in Article 8o shall be assigned organically. of this Regulation, by issuing the respective agreement and its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation, as well as establishing in the federative entities the delegations and residences necessary for the exercise of the powers of the Attorney General's Office;
XIV. Submit to the Federal Executive Director an annual report on the performance of the activities of the Attorney General's Office;
XV. Appoint and remove public servants from the Attorney General's Office and order the Secretary General to issue appointments and removals;
XVI. To constitute and to preside, where appropriate, the internal, transitional or permanent commissions which are required for the best dispatch of the matters for which they are responsible, as well as to designate the members to be integrated;
XVII. To issue the guidelines and operational bases of the Standing Committee on Monitoring and Monitoring;
XVIII. Authorize and issue the Staff Regulations of the Career Agrarian Service in the Agricultural Procuratorate, based on the principles of the Law of the Professional Career Service in the Federal Public Administration, as well as order its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation, and
Article 12.- The Attorney General may delegate his or her powers to the subordinate public servants, except for of those listed in fractions III, V, VIII, IX, XII, XIII, XIV and XV of the previous Article, without prejudice to their direct exercise and shall issue for that purpose the related agreements to be published the Official Journal of the European Union. Federation.
Chapter III
From The Subattorney General
Article 13.- The Deputy Attorney General will have the following powers:
I. Plan, establish, coordinate and evaluate the actions of the administrative units of your membership;
II. Propose to the Procurator the projects for instance agreements or recommendations deemed necessary to formulate to the authorities, as provided for in the Law and this Regulation;
III. Establish and monitor the operation of the system of registration of complaints, complaints, trials, excitations, recommendations, requests, agreements and, in general, of the legal actions in which the Attorney General's Office intervenes;
IV. To direct and control the services of judicial representation, administrative management and advice provided to agricultural subjects;
V. To ensure that the procedures for conciliation and arbitration are carried out in accordance with applicable legal provisions and are preferred alternatives for the settlement of agricultural disputes;
VI. To make the knowledge of the competent authority non-compliance with the provisions of the agricultural laws which may give rise to administrative offences or offences and, in general, failure to comply with the obligations and responsibilities of the agricultural public servants and employees in charge of the administration of agricultural justice;
VII. To make complaints to the competent authorities of the facts which may constitute offences related to the agricultural matter;
VIII. Notify the competent authority of cases where the existence of land grabbing or concentration is presumed in the terms of the provisions of the Act and its regulations;
IX. To supervise the service of the peasant audience, as well as the procedures for the investigations that arise from complaints and complaints filed, on the occasion of the violation or incorrect application of the agrarian laws;
X. Propose to the Attorney General the opinion regarding the provenance and feasibility of the termination of the ejidal regime;
XI. Propose to the Attorney General the opinion of the development projects and of the constitution of societies in which nuclei of agrarian population participate, in the terms of Articles 75, fraction II and 100 of the Law;
XII. To designate the commissioner of the companies which are constituted in accordance with the provisions of Article 75 (V) of the Law;
XIII. To describe the excuses and impediments presented by the public servants of the Institution in order to inhibit the knowledge and process of the issues of their competence;
XIV. Participate in the elaboration of bills, regulations, decrees, agreements, and other orders entrusted to you by the Attorney General, and
XV. Exercise the other powers to determine other legal and administrative provisions, as well as those entrusted to you by the Prosecutor.
Chapter IV
From The Secretary General
Article 14.- The Secretary-General will have the following powers:
I. Plan, coordinate and evaluate the actions of the administrative units of your membership;
II. Define and implement policies, standards, systems and procedures for the administration, planning and programming of the human, material and financial resources of the Institution, based on applicable legislation and guidelines To point out the Procurator;
III. Plan, normalize, and establish in coordination with the administrative units and general directions, the models and automated information systems, required to meet the needs of the Attorney General's Office;
IV. Establish and disseminate the rules, guidelines, policies and technical criteria of the internal processes of organization, programming, budgeting and evaluation of the Attorney General's Office;
V. Coordinate the development of the manuals of organisation, procedures and services, as well as of the rules that are required for the territorial, administrative and functional decentralisation of the Institution;
VI. To direct and resolve, based on the guidelines established by the Attorney General, the affairs of the staff at the service of the Attorney General's Office, as well as to authorize the movement of personnel and to issue the removals and appointments ordered by the Attorney General. Procurator;
VII. Monitor compliance and provide the means necessary for the implementation of the agreements made by the Commission of the Agricultural Professional Service, as well as propose to the Attorney General the measures that it considers to be necessary for the achievement of the objectives identified in the Statute of the Agricultural Professional Service;
VIII. Authorize with its signature the conclusion of the agreements and contracts in which the Attorney General's Office is a party and affects its budget, as well as other documents involving administrative acts, in accordance with the applicable provisions and the guidelines to be set by the Procurator;
IX. Establish, control and evaluate the Internal Civil Protection Program, as well as issue the necessary standards for its operation, development and surveillance;
X. Attend and coordinate staff training, based on the needs of the various administrative units of the Institution;
XI. Subject to the consideration of the Procurator the preliminary draft of the annual budget, and
XII. Other powers to determine other legal and administrative provisions, as well as those entrusted to him by the Prosecutor.
Chapter V
General Coordinations, Directorates General and Comptroller Internal
Article 15.- At the head of each General Coordination, the Directorate-General and Internal Comptroller shall have a Holder, which shall be responsible for the proper functioning of the administrative units. They will be assisted by area directors and sub-directors, department heads and other public servants, according to the needs of the service and budget authorization.
Article 16.- The General Coordinators, Directors General, and Internal Controller will have the following generic faculties:
I. Plan, coordinate and evaluate the actions of the administrative units of your membership;
II. To organise, direct and evaluate the actions in exercise of its powers, and, in the case of General Coordinations and Directorates-General, to direct, evaluate and monitor the development of national programmes in their capacity;
III. Agree with your immediate superior the attention of the relevant issues of your competence;
IV. Subscribe to the documents they issue in connection with the exercise of their powers;
V. Formulate the proposal of the preliminary draft annual budget, as well as the operational programmes that correspond to it;
VI. Formulate opinions and reports to be requested by your superiors;
VII. Monitor compliance and implement the laws that make up the legal framework of the Attorney General's Office, as well as to establish and motivate the resolutions and agreements they issue;
VIII. Establish coordination mechanisms with the various administrative units necessary for the proper performance of their functions and support them with the information and documentation that they require;
IX. Assist in the implementation of the program for the modernization of Public Administration that will be published;
X. To intervene in the processes of administration of the staff in charge, in accordance with applicable regulations;
XI. To receive in agreement with the public servants of their membership and to grant audience to the public on the matters of their competence;
XII. To carry out the tasks or commissions delegated to them and to inform their superiors about the activities developed;
XIII. Identify training, training and staff development needs and coordinate the delivery of relevant courses;
XIV. Participate in the Committees or Councils that are constituted, when they contain issues related to the area of their competence;
XV. Propose the criteria and legal guidelines for the due fulfillment of the powers conferred upon it by this Regulation, and
XVI. Exercise the other powers to determine other legal and administrative provisions, as well as those entrusted to you by the Prosecutor.
Article 17.- The General Coordination of Inter-Institutional Programs, will have the following faculties:
I. Supervise that the procedures and guidelines applicable in the regularization, certification and certification of the tenure of the ejidal and communal land, of agricultural colonies and livestock, are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the applicable laws and regulations;
II. Propose the coordination bases to the federal, state and municipal authorities, to carry out actions that benefit the peasants, through the prompt and effective resolution of the issues related to the regularization programs, certification and certification of rights;
III. To promote the participation of the social and private sectors for the best development of the actions of regularization of land tenure, ejidal and communal land, national land and agricultural and livestock colonies;
IV. Participate in government programs aimed at:
a) Providing care to indigenous groups and communities, rural youth and women, agricultural laborers and the coming of age, as well as to agree on the support of the social and private sectors for their benefit.
b) Assessor the nuclei of agrarian population in the legal organization of the units of production of the plots
Commission has also made a number of important initiatives in the field of education, training and training in the field of education and training.V. Propose, carry out and disseminate studies on the agrarian and peasant sector problems of the country;
VI. To plan, conduct and supervise, in coordination with other institutions of the sector, the actions related to the internal organization of the nuclei of agrarian population, as well as to advise them on the incorporation of ejido and communal lands real estate and production projects, where they so request, and
VII. To plan, conduct and supervise, in coordination with other institutions of the sector, the actions of advising the agrarian subjects in the constitution and consolidation of associative figures and productive units.
Article 18.- The General Coordination of Delegations will have the following powers:
I. Establish rules and mechanisms for the organization, operation, evaluation and control of the activities of the delegations and residences;
II. Monitor that delegations and residences exercise their powers in accordance with applicable rules and provisions and, where appropriate, propose to the Attorney General the necessary measures for their due observation;
III. Support the delegations in their activities, procedures and démarches to the administrative units of the Attorney General's Office and, through these, to other agencies and entities of the Federal Government, and to follow up the information that it is generated between the central administrative units and the delegations;
IV. Provide the information to keep the registration of complaints, complaints, judgments and agreements in which the Attorney General's Office intervenes, at the delegational level up to date;
V. Keep the single information system up to date, as a fundamental instrument for planning, programming, budgeting, evaluating and controlling the activities of administrative units;
VI. Establish and operate a system of information on matters of transcendence that arise in the national territory and propose in coordination with the substantive areas, alternatives of care;
VII. Monitor the congruence between programs, budgets and their exercise, in the offices and residences of the Attorney General's Office, and
VIII. To concentrate and, where appropriate, to send to the competent areas the information on the files that are integrated in the context of the complaints submitted and, in general, on the actions in which the delegates, residents, lawyers and visitors are involved farm.
Article 19.- The Legal and Agricultural Representation Directorate shall have the following powers:
I. To advise the agricultural subjects on the legal acts which they conclude with each other or with third parties on agricultural matters;
II. To provide advisory and representation services to agricultural subjects, as well as to carry out their monitoring and monitoring;
III. To file lawsuits and to make complaints that come in defense of the interests of the agricultural subjects in the matter;
IV. Identify and analyze the contradictory theses issued by the Agrarian Courts, and elaborate the projects to inform the Agrarian High Court about such contradictions;
V. To promote the expeditious execution of the corresponding sentences at the request of the agricultural subjects before the Agrarian Courts;
VI. Promote the demands and represent the Attorney General's Office in the contentious issues of civil, labor and administrative order, as well as in the special procedures of voluntary jurisdiction. Likewise, to make the complaints and complaints that come before the corresponding institution, to grant the pardon of the defendant, to request the withdrawal that correspond when it is so appropriate and in general to go before all kinds of authorities in defence of their interests;
VII. To de-drown the issues and recommendations related to the National Human Rights Commission for alleged violations of agrarian law by public servants of the Institution;
VIII. Represent the Attorney General's Office, the Attorney General, and the Deputy Attorney General in the trials to be promoted against them, in order to exercise their functions, by subscribing to the reports to be submitted to the judicial authority. It may also represent the Secretary-General, the General Coordinators and the Directors-General for the same purposes;
IX. Carry out, directly or through the representative that the Attorney General or the Deputy Attorney General designates, the acts of impeachment and surveillance referred to in Article 61 of the Law;
X. Issue the circulars containing legal guidelines and criteria, proposed by the substantive areas, as well as carrying out their classification, systematization and updating;
XI. To issue opinions in relation to the consultations or issues required by administrative and technical units, as well as to define criteria in order to resolve contradictions between different areas of the Attorney General's Office;
XII. Prepare draft laws, regulations, decrees, agreements, and other orders entrusted to it by the Deputy Attorney General;
XIII. Formulate the bases and review the legal requirements to be submitted to the agreements and contracts to be concluded by the Attorney General's Office, in accordance with the requirements of the respective areas, as well as the legal instruments of any kind concerning the rights and obligations of the Attorney General's Office, and
XIV. Certify the copies of the documents in the files of the institution at the central level, at the request of any authority or at the request of the person who accredits the legal interest for such a request.
Article 20.- The General Address of Complaints and Complaints will have the following powers:
I. To attend to the agricultural subjects and to the peasant organizations that bring them together and represent them;
II. Receive complaints and complaints that are filed against any public authority or public servant, in violation of the agrarian laws, as well as those that are formulated about alleged irregularities committed by the police stations and advice for the monitoring of the farming population, in the exercise of their functions;
III. To initiate, direct and control investigations and investigations related to complaints and complaints referred to in the previous section;
IV. Carry out with the assistance and participation of the local authorities, the inspection and surveillance functions aimed at defending the rights of the agricultural subjects;
V. To formulate the resolutions of complaints and complaints related to the violation of laws and rights in agricultural matters, which arise from the investigation of the same and, where appropriate, turnarlas to the appropriate administrative unit;
VI. To put into consideration the agreements in order to urge the agrarian authorities to carry out and effectively carry out the functions of their office;
VII. Provide the Procurator with the elements to formulate the draft recommendations referred to in Article 136, section IV of the Law;
VIII. To guide the agricultural subjects in the procedures to be carried out before the competent authorities in cases which, due to their function, have knowledge;
IX. Receive the issues that the National Commission on Human Rights turns to the attention of the Attorney General's Office for alleged violations of agrarian laws by public authorities and public servants, and
X. Investigate claims for surpluses in private property, as well as issue the corresponding opinion, as outlined in the applicable Law and Regulations.
Article 21.- The General Directorate of Conciliation, Arbitration and Services will have the following faculties:
I. To collect and evaluate the information of the facts that arise from disputes between agricultural subjects, or between them and third parties, in order to promote and seek the agreement between the parties, as a means of preference for their solution;
II. To act in the conciliation procedure and to take into consideration the respective agreements, in order to settle disputes between the agricultural subjects in accordance with the procedure laid down in this Regulation;
III. To promote the ratification of the Conventions before the Agricultural Unit Courts, as well as, if necessary, their registration in the National Agrarian Registry;
IV. To promote the training of agricultural public servants in the field of reconciliation, in order to ensure that the reconciliatory agreements comply with the requirements of form and substance required by applicable regulations;
V. To designate the public servant to be the arbitrator, and to supervise the respective procedure in the terms of this Regulation, until the execution of the award;
VI. Keep up-to-date the information of all those elements that are used in the sciences, arts and techniques so that, where appropriate, they are incorporated into the institution's expert procedures;
VII. To prepare studies for the purpose of providing technical elements, procedures and documents that serve as evidence in agricultural conflicts;
VIII. To provide expert services to the agricultural population centres and to the authorities that require them, in the various matters related to the application of the Law and with the operation of the nuclei themselves, and
IX. To provide the audit service for the collection, administration and implementation of common and communal funds, as well as to evaluate the systems and procedures for internal control concerning these activities, at the express request of any of your organs.
Article 22.- The General Directorate of Agrarian Organization will have the following powers:
I. To provide legal advice to agricultural subjects at:
a) The formation of associative figures for the realization of productive projects, as well as in the celebration of contracts and agreements provided for in Articles 45, 46 and 79 of the Act;
(b) The constitution, regulation and proper operation of the production and service units on parcels with destination specified, which provide for Articles 70, 71 and 72 of the Law, and
c) The constitution, regulation and proper operation of the population boards, as referred to in Articles 41 and 42 of the Law.
II. Design and implement, in coordination with other institutions, programs aimed at strengthening the internal organization of indigenous groups and communities, thus seeking to safeguard their identity, preserve their customs and promote the best Leveraging your resources;
III. Support the agrarian population centers in their organizational processes, through counseling programs that allow them to elaborate their internal regulations and communal statutes, as well as to renew or to remove, their organs of representation and surveillance;
IV. Promote, in coordination with other institutions of the sector, the realization and updating of books of record of the ejidos and communities, as well as the elaboration of lists of succession of ejidatarios, communeros and possesionaries and their deposit in the National Agricultural Register;
V. To advise the ejidos and communities so that the incorporation of their lands to urban development, as well as other productive projects, is done in accordance with the Law and taking care of the interests of these nuclei of agrarian population;
VI. To formulate the proposal for an opinion on projects for the provision of land for common use of ejidos and communities, to civil or commercial companies, in terms of the provisions of Articles 75, fraction II and 100 of the Law, as well as the designation of the commissioner of the companies which are constituted in accordance with the provisions of Article 75, section V of the Law;
VII. To intervene in the cases of settlement of companies referred to in Articles 75 and 100 of the Law, as well as to ensure that the right of preference of the agricultural subjects is respected in order to receive, where appropriate, land in payment of what is appropriate;
VIII. To prepare the preliminary draft opinion for the end of the ejidal regime, at the request of the corresponding agricultural population, for consideration by the Deputy Attorney General;
IX. To issue an opinion on the legality of the acts of incorporation of the various associative forms to be registered in the National Agrarian Registry, as well as to the questions concerning its organization and operation. consideration;
X. To issue the guidelines to convene an assembly of members of the associative forms referred to in the previous fraction, by judicial requirement or when requested by their members in the cases provided for by the applicable laws and their regulations, and
XI. Participate in institutional programs that strengthen the integral development of of the nuclei and the agrarian subjects.
Article 23.- The General Directorate of Support for the Ordering of Rural Property, will have the following faculties:
I. To promote, support and follow up to its completion, to the development of the programs of ordering, regularization, certification and titling of rights on rural property;
II. Develop and propose standards for the development of certification and certification programmes for the rights of the agricultural population;
III. To monitor the proper implementation and enforcement of the existing provisions, in particular the regulations of the Law on the ordering of the nuclei of agricultural populations, agricultural colonies and livestock and national land;
IV. Convene assemblies in the terms of the Law, in the case of issues related to ejidal and communal property regularization programs;
V. To make the knowledge of the Directorate-General Legal and of Agrarian Representation the cases in which an assembly carries out acts in contravention of the provisions of the Law for the delimitation, destination and allocation of rights on the lands In order to be asked to be challenged before the Agrarian Courts;
VI. Monitor that the allocation of parcelary rights by an Assembly, of areas larger than those equivalent to five percent of the ejido lands or that exceed the limits established for the small property, is notified to the Secretariat of Agrarian Reform, and
VII. To intervene in the procedures of expropriation, adoption of the full domain, incorporation of lands into the ejidal regime, division, fusion and constitution of new ejidos, to advise and to monitor that the applicable regulations are met.
Article 24.- The General Directorate of Studies and Publications will have the following powers:
I. Carry out legal, political and social studies on the country's agrarian problems, in order to obtain diagnoses and proposals aimed at strengthening legal certainty in the field and to promote the consolidation of the legal organization, the economic and social population of the agricultural population;
II. To carry out studies to contribute to the development and modernization of agrarian norms in the fulfillment of their purpose of bringing to the field the legal certainty and the strengthening of the legal, economic and social organization of the nuclei of the agricultural population and, where appropriate, propose, through the competent areas, the amendments, additions or derogations it considers to be necessary;
III. Coordinate the dissemination of your studies and research, in accordance with the criteria and priorities that the Procurator points to you;
IV. To promote the creation of forums or bodies for the analysis of agrarian problems, both internal and external, and to promote the national and international exchange of experiences in the field;
V. Promote and propose the conclusion of agreements or agreements with academic, public or private institutions, national or international, in order to establish mechanisms for the exchange of information that increases the documentary and enrich the bibliographic sources necessary for the agricultural research work, and
VI. To protect, classify and catalog the hemerographic, bibliographic and, in general, the documentary of the Attorney General's Office regarding the research and studies on the subjects of its competence.
Article 25.- The Programming, Organization, and Budget General Direction will have the following faculties:
I. Coordinate the integration of the annual project of the institution's budget, operational and sectoral programmes;
II. Review and adapt the institution's programmatic structure, in coordination with the administrative units responsible for the implementation of budgets and programs, in accordance with the current regulations;
III. Establish guidelines for the elaboration of the organization manuals, procedures and services to the public;
IV. Contribute to the establishment of the objectives, strategies and goals of the various programmes, as well as to define the priorities of the Annual Operational Programme and its corresponding expenditure budget;
V. Integrate programmatic, budgetary and statistical information that is required for decision making;
VI. Assess, through the physical and financial monitoring system, the progress of programmes and budgets, point out their deviations and propose appropriate adjustments;
VII. Normalise the registration and budgetary control systems and consolidate the respective information;
VIII. To define the criteria for the formulation of the proposals for updating the institution's organic and functional structure and to issue the corresponding opinions;
IX. Prepare annual reports on the activities of the Attorney General's Office, in the terms of applicable regulations, and
X. To present, in the field of their competence, the reports of the Integral System of Information of the Agrarian Sector, and to establish the mechanisms of coordination with the Secretariat of the Agrarian Reform, for the uniform integration of the agrarian information and the homogenisation of the IT processes.
Article 26.- The Management Directorate General will have the following powers:
I. Establish rules, policies, systems and procedures for the administration of human, material and financial resources, in accordance with applicable regulations;
II. Update and monitor compliance with internal rules of work;
III. Establish procedures for recruitment, selection, training, training, and promotion of staff, for the posts of the Attorney General's Office that are not covered by the Statute of the Professional Career Service in the Attorney General's Office. Agricultural;
IV. Propose to the Secretary-General the conventions and contracts that affect the budget, as well as formalize the documents involving administrative acts;
V. Make the payment of the expenditures authorized by the budget of expenditures; contribute in the registry and budgetary control; carry the accounting records and prepare the financial statements, according to the current regulations;
VI. Control the revenue and expenditure of the Office of the Attorney General, as well as carry out the acquisitions of the goods and services required by the different areas, in strict adherence to the applicable regulations;
VII. Manage warehouses and operate general services, and
VIII. Coordinate the Internal Civil Protection Committee.
Article 27.- The General Directorate of Social Communication will have the following powers:
I. Develop and implement the social communication and public relations programs, in accordance with the provisions of the applicable legislation and the guidelines established by the Secretariat of the Interior and based on what is determined by the Procurator;
II. Coordinate their activities with similar administrative units of the Federal, State and Municipal Public Administration for the realization of communication programs;
III. Disseminate through appropriate means, programs related to the purposes and services of the Attorney General's Office;
IV. To concentrate and analyze the relevant information, generated by the Institution and the Agrarian Sector, as well as to organize and keep the archive of this information updated in order to disseminate it;
V. Prepare and distribute to the media, the bulletins and information documents of the Institution;
VI. To provide to the public servants of the Attorney General's Office, synthetic and analytical information on topics expressed in the media, relating to the Institution or other of the Agrarian Sector, as well as those relevant to its activity institutional;
VII. Carry out the tasks related to the editing, production, publication and distribution of editorial material, with the substantive areas, as well as participate as Technical Secretary, in the Councils or Committees Editorials of the Institution, and
VIII. Establish standards for the production and distribution of books, magazines and other publications.
Article 28.- At the head of the Internal Comptroller's Office there will be an Internal Controller who will be appointed according to the applicable legal provisions, and shall have the following powers:
I. Monitor and verify compliance with the regulations, policies and guidelines that govern the operation of the Attorney General's Office;
II. Design and implement the integrated control system and issue the complementary guidelines that are required for its operation, on the basis of which for this purpose the Secretariat of Comptroller and Administrative Development will be issued;
III. Develop and implement the Annual Control and Audit Program, in accordance with the general bases issued by the Secretariat of Comptroller and Administrative Development and submit timely reports to the Attorney General's Office. agreement with applicable normativity;
IV. To carry out audits and reviews that are required to verify compliance with the rules governing the institution's programmes, resources and activities, and to formulate observations and recommendations from the institution, respective monitoring;
V. Evaluate the compliance of programs and budgets, as well as suggest the implementation of rules and procedures for the systematic self-assessment of administrative and technical units;
VI. To examine and evaluate the systems of operation, control and information of the administrative and technical units, the programs and substantive and support activities of the Institution, verifying that the information is generated with opportunity and truthfulness;
VII. Participate as Executive Secretary in the Audit and Control Committee;
VIII. To ensure that the institution's public servants, who are obliged to submit their property declarations and modifications, do so in a timely manner;
IX. Promote, advise and review the issuance and implementation of the rules and guidelines issued by the administrative and technical units of the Attorney General's Office to comply with the provisions of the Secretariat of Comptroller and Development Administrative;
X. To receive and address complaints and complaints regarding the failure to comply with the obligations of the public servants of the institution, to initiate the procedures of administrative responsibility and, where appropriate, by agreement of the Procurator penalties in the terms of the Federal Public Servants ' Responsibilities Act, and
XI. To give an opinion to the Secretariat of Comptroller and Administrative Development and, where appropriate, to the competent authority, to the facts that it knows and which may involve administrative or criminal responsibility.
Chapter VI
From the Delegations
Article 29.- The delegations and residences will be established in number, place and with the territorial constituency to be determined by the Procurator.
At the head of each delegation there will be a Delegate, who will be assisted in the dispatch of the affairs by the subdelegates, residents, heads of department, agricultural lawyers, visitors and other staff to allow the authorized budget.
Article 30.- The delegations will have the following powers:
I. To exercise, within the territorial scope that has been assigned to them, the powers of the Attorney General's Office, following the guidelines indicated by the Attorney General and in accordance with the rules, programs, circulars and other provisions that for this purpose will be expask;
II. To carry out the representation of the agricultural subjects referred to in Article 135 of the Law, as well as to provide advice in the legal consultations that may be given to them;
III. To promote, as a means of preferential action, the reconciliation of interests between the subjects in disputes in agricultural matters, and, where appropriate, to carry out the arbitral proceedings;
IV. To make the knowledge of the Prosecutor or the competent authority the violation of the agricultural rights by any authority;
V. Provide for the conduct so that, with the assistance and participation of the local authorities, the inspection and surveillance functions referred to in the Law are exercised;
VI. To guide and advise the agricultural subjects in their formalities and procedures before the administrative or judicial authorities, for the recognition and exercise of their agricultural rights;
VII. Advise and represent, where appropriate, the agricultural subjects, in the procedures and procedures to obtain the regularization and titration of the tenure of their ejidal or communal land;
VIII. To convene an assembly of ejidos and communities in the terms of Articles 24 and 40 of the Law, when they refuse to do so by the commissariat or the supervisory board;
IX. To monitor compliance with the current regulations in the cases referred to in Article 23, in its fractions VII to XIV of the Law, as well as to verify that the call is made in accordance with the provisions of Article 25 of the Law;
X. Guide and advise the agricultural population centres in their internal organization, as well as in the processes of association with other nuclei or with individuals;
XI. Formulate opinions and report to them requested by the central offices of the Attorney General's Office;
XII. Prepare the draft annual work programmes and the preliminary draft budget of the Delegation;
XIII. Issue certified copies of documents in the files that are carried out in the Delegation, at the request of a party or of any authority, and
XIV. Other powers to determine other legal and administrative provisions, as well as those entrusted to them by the Procurator.
Article 31.- The Residences are the administrative offices of the Attorney General's Office, which depend on of the corresponding State Delegation and have the powers laid down in Article 30 of this Regulation, with the exception of those provided for in the provisions of fractions XI, XII and XIII of that provision.
Chapter VII
From Special Visiturships
Article 32.- Special Visitators will take care of the issues that specifically address them. entrusts the Procurator, who they will directly depend on.
Article 33.- The assigned cases may be by matter or territory, and for compliance, Visitors will be required to coordinate their activities with the Attorney General's Delegates that corresponds to.
Chapter VIII
of the Standing Committee on Control and Tracking
Article 34.- The Standing Committee on Control and Monitoring is a forum made up of the Attorney General's Office, as an instance of dialogue and participation of the most representative peasant social organizations and public servants of the Attorney General's Office. It aims at the analysis of transcendent issues in agricultural matters and to provide legal advice on the agricultural issues raised in it, as well as to follow up the actions implemented for their solution.
In the offices and residences of the Attorney General's Office, a State or Regional Control Committee may be established; Follow-up, respectively, in which the most representative peasant organizations of the federative entity or region concerned will participate, and the public servants that the Delegate designates.
Article 35.- The Committee will formulate its work programme and agenda through the Technical Secretary (a) to be appointed, who shall convene the meetings and shall be responsible for drawing up the relevant minutes and monitoring the arrangements to be made.
Chapter IX
Of The Procedures
Section First.-General Provisions
Article 36.- The services provided by the Attorney General's Office are free.
The procedures for procedures will be for the principles of orality, procedural economics, immediacy, and the deficiency of the complaint and formal equality of the parties.
Article 37.- Requests for the provision of services provided by the Attorney General's Office, require a specific form; they may be made by the persons concerned or their representatives to any office of the Institution. When applications come from people who belong to an indigenous community and do not speak Spanish, they will be provided with an interpreter for their efforts.
Article 38.- For the purpose of this Regulation, the days, working days shall be read.
Article 39.- Based on the request or the act of appearance, the Attorney General's Office will have the immediate adoption of the measures that are relevant.
Applications may be discarded, when the Attorney General's Office is not competent to hear the case raised or when the Advocate for a non-credit your legal interest and personality. In the first case, the Attorney General's Office will advise the applicant regarding the authority that is competent to hear the case and the procedure to be followed. In the second case, the person shall be prevented from giving evidence of his or her personality and legal interest within a period of 15 days following his presentation.
Article 40.- Admitted the request, the Attorney General will proceed to the analysis of the request and will classify it, with the basis of the single information system catalog, in order to give it the appropriate course.
Article 41.- The Attorney General's Office will represent the agricultural subjects, in the terms of the Law and the present Regulation, before the courts, when they so request, observing in their case the following actions:
(a) When both parties request the Attorney General's Office to represent them, the Institution will promote the in question is resolved by way of conciliation or arbitration;
(b) In the representation of agricultural subjects, the institution may not sponsor the parties at the same time conflict, except as provided for by Law, and
c) The Attorney General's Office will conclude collaboration agreements with the federal entities, to the effect that the have legal assistance from the government of the State concerned.
Section Second.-Of The Reconciliation
Article 42.- Reconciliation is the preferred way to resolve conflicts over agrarian rights (a) to be presented to the Attorney General's Office, and not to deal with matters that the Assembly of the nuclei of the agrarian population should agree upon.
Article 43.- The Attorney General's Office will urge the parties to proceed with the procedure. (a) before the Court of Justice has decided to settle its dispute with the Agrarian Courts and shall, under the principle of good faith, call upon them not to interrupt the conciliation by the exercise of actions of a judicial nature.
Article 44.- The reconciliation will be developed according to the following procedure:
l. If, in accordance with the analysis referred to in Article 40 of this Regulation, the matter in question is a matter of conciliation, the parties shall be encouraged to dispute their dispute so that, where appropriate, the respective convention is concluded;
II. The public servant in charge of the case shall be informed of any information necessary for the preparation of a pretrial of the dispute and its possible solutions.
III. The public server which is designated for this purpose must analyse the legality of the reconciliation proposals.
In any case, the agreements of the convention shall be in accordance with the law or the normative provisions governing the act in question;
IV. The convention which will be concluded will be signed by the parties and two witnesses, if they cannot be stamped with their fingerprint. It will also be signed by the conciliator, thereby terminating the conflict, and
V. The Office of the Attorney General shall promote the ratification of the conciliatory Conventions before the Agricultural Unit of the Jurisdiction in question and, when in accordance with the Law and the applicable regulations, contain acts that are susceptible of registration, ask the National Agrarian Registry for that service.
Article 45.- If the parties fail to reconcile, the Attorney General's Office will urge them to, by common accord, appoint an arbitrator.
In any case, your rights will be saved to be deducted by the paths.
Section Third.-Of Arbitration
Article 46.- The arbitration procedure provided for in this Regulation shall take place where the parties, by common agreement, request the Attorney General's Office to settle a dispute through it.
Article 47.- The arbitration shall be developed, as not agreed by the parties, as provided for in this section or the procedure laid down in the Law for Agricultural Trials.
Article 48.- The Attorney General's Office shall appoint the public servant to be the arbitrator for each matter, who shall process it until the respective award is made. Such arbitrator shall be entitled to a degree in law and may be replaced on grounds of any impediment, excuse or objection.
The Prosecutor or the Deputy Prosecutor may appoint as arbitrator, at the request of the parties, the public servant who, in reason for their experience, profession, moral recognition or suitability, it is considered appropriate to know the specific case in question, even if the case is not licensed in law.
The agreement through which the appointment is made or the replacement of the arbitrator must be personally notified to the parties.
Article 49.- In writing, in the arbitration agreement, the questions to be addressed shall be fixed.
The arbitration agreement may be held until before an agrarian trial is concluded, provided the Attorney General's Office has not participated in this as a representative of any of the parties to the conflict. In this case, the parties must formalize the corresponding withdrawal.
Article 50.- The public server designated as the arbitrator will take the procedure, as not provided by the parts, as follows:
l. It shall agree on a day and time for the holding of the hearing within 15 days of the signing of the arbitration agreement. The agreement will be notified personally to the parties;
II. In the hearing, the parties shall set out the facts of the dispute, their claims and provide evidence of their confusion. Any evidence may be offered, provided that they are not prohibited by law;
III. Upon completion of the offer of evidence, the arbitrator shall determine the terms of his admission. Unless otherwise agreed, an agreement to be rejected shall not be admissible;
IV. The proof-out shall be carried out when its nature so permits or is prepared for that purpose, without prejudice to the possibility of a new day and time for the continuation of the hearing;
V. The tests will be passed to the period of the pleadings, which will be completed and the instruction will be closed, and
VI. Within the following 15 calendar days, the arbitrator shall make the award as appropriate.
Article 51.- In the terms of the arbitration agreement, the arbitrator may be allowed to make up the evidence that considers appropriate to issue its resolution. The evidence shall be assessed in accordance with the fairness or the valuation rules laid down in the applicable legal provisions.
Article 52.- In the terms of the arbitration agreement, the Attorney General's Office may agree at any time, either the status and nature of the matter, the practice, extension or improvement of any diligence.
Article 53.- The award must be precise and consistent with the facts of the dispute, as well as with the the form of a judgment must be in the form of a judgment. The Attorney General's Office will decide according to the rules of law, unless the arbitration is entrusted with the amicable composition or the ruling in conscience.
Once the resolution is issued, your personal notification will be available.
Article 54.- The award must be filed with the competent Agricultural Unit Court to verify its (a) the legality and approval. Once approved, it will bring execution.
Section 4.-Of Complaints
Article 55.- Inconformities that are filed against any public authority or server, for reasons the infringement of the agricultural legislation, as well as against members of the ejido Commissariat or communal property for irregularities in which they have incurred and which cause harm to the complaint, shall be dealt with through the complaint procedure.
Article 56.- Complaints shall not require any special formality and may be effected in writing or by appearance. In the latter case, the Office of the Attorney-General shall assist the complainant in drawing up his/her approach, through the corresponding act.
The written complaint or the record that is lifted from the appearance shall in any case contain the following data:
I) The name and address of the complainant or his representative;
II) The Responsible or Commissariat Authority of the Agricultural Population Core;
III) The description of the facts that are the subject of the legal violation, and
IV) The data subject's signature or fingerprint.
Complaints that are filed without the digital signature or fingerprint of the customer will not be allowed until the (a) to be ratified within eight days of the date of its submission. The above, without prejudice to the fact that the complainant subsequently establishes his application or the office of office of the Attorney General, in those cases where the gravity of the facts is deemed necessary.
They will be discarded outright, complaints that are submitted anonymously and that are not ratified in the intended term in the preceding paragraph.
Article 57.- Received the complaint, with the evidence to be provided, the Attorney General's Office will the relevant file and shall carry out its rating. This may consist of an admission agreement, an impropriety or a better provision.
Article 58.- The Provenance of the complaint will take place when the matter in question does not relate to violations of agricultural laws. This agreement must be notified immediately to the complaint.
Article 59.- The best-to-provide agreements will have the purpose of requesting the complaining or documents necessary for the proper integration and qualification of the dossier. If, within thirty days, the complaint fails to provide the required information, the complaint shall be discarded, without prejudice to the fact that the complaint subsequently establishes its application, or of the office of its own office.
Article 60.- The admission agreement will result in the case being filed. The case will open the investigation phase of the complaint.
Article 61.- Both for the integration of the file and for the investigation of the complaint, the Attorney General's Office may ask the respective authorities for the necessary documents and information and to carry out the necessary eye inspections.
Article 62.- When the complaint is filed against members of the ejido or property Commissariat The Office of the Attorney General's Office shall request its appearance so that, within a period of 15 days following its notification, they shall express what is appropriate to their right and, where appropriate, provide the evidence they deem necessary to To substantiate your saying.
The complaint, the Directorate General of Complaints and Complaints will take the results of the investigation to the Directorate-General for Legal Affairs and the Agrarian Representation to formulate the complaints which, if appropriate, proceed. If not, it shall be issued to the complaint, which shall be notified to the complainant immediately.
Article 63.- When the complaint is directed against authorities or public servants, the Attorney General's Office will require them for a detailed report to be held within the next 15 days, which will provide and motivate the facts or omissions to be attributed to you, and accompany the documentation supporting your statement.
If this deadline is concluded the public authority or server in question will not present the requested report, it will be knowledge of the Comptroller to the effect that the appropriate administrative procedure is established, without prejudice to the continuation of the investigation of the facts.
Article 64.- The Attorney General's Office may urge the public servants concerned to take the measures Precautionary measures to prevent the carrying out, continuation or consumption of the reported violations or the production of damage of difficult repair.
Article 65.- Concluded the stage of investigation, the practice of diligence and the proof-out, the The Attorney General's Office will determine whether the complaint can lead to a recommendation.
Article 66.- They may give rise to a recommendation, those non-conformities that are presented to the Attorney General's Office, on the occasion of the violation of the agrarian laws by the federal, state or municipal authorities and public servants, to the detriment of the agricultural subjects, and when it is possible to restore in the enjoyment of their rights to the subjects wronged or avoid future reincidences or violation of rights.
Article 67.- If there are sufficient elements to finance an alleged liability, the Directorate-General Complaints, shall make the knowledge of the administrative unit concerned, the results of the investigation carried out on the basis of the complaint, to the effect that the corresponding procedures are established.
Regardless of the accountability procedures that will be put in place, the Attorney General's Office will have the obligation to provide the service which, within its powers, may require the matter in question.
Article 68.- If the result of the investigation results in violations of agricultural laws by virtue of of actions, omissions or excesses, by public servants of the Attorney General's Office, the Deputy Attorney General and, in his case, the Attorney General, based on the reports submitted to him by the General Directorate of Complaints and Complaints, the public server to perform its functions and to correct the reported irregularity, without prejudice to the establishment of the procedures to require the liability to occur.
For this purpose, a period of 30 days, after which the instruction has not been satisfied, shall be indicated. proceed to take the administrative procedure before the Internal Comptroller of the Institution.
Article 69.- If the violation of agricultural laws were committed by public servants, The Attorney General's Office may issue an agreement to urge the public authority or public servant to carry out its functions and to remedy the situation. reported irregularity.
For this purpose, the Attorney General's Office will point out a period of thirty days, after which the Attorney General's Office will not be satisfied.
request shall be made at the request of the Member State concerned.Article 70.- In the issuance of its resolutions, the Attorney General's Office will rely exclusively on the facts accredited, existing evidence and the statement of reasons on the basis of the law.
Article 71.- When it is determined that the complaint has not been caused, or there are no violations of the agricultural legislation by the public authority or server designated as responsible, a resolution of improvenance shall be issued for lack of elements. This resolution will be notified to the complainant immediately and in the notification letter will be given the guidance on the legal procedure which, if any, should follow.
Article 72.- The recommendation will proceed when the investigation is broken down serious to agricultural legislation, to the detriment of the complaint, carried out by an authority or a public servant, irrespective of the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 69 of this Regulation.
Article 73.- The recommendations will have the object of urging the public authority or server that has violated agricultural legislation, to respect the rights of the agricultural subjects affected by such violation. The recommendations shall contain the following elements in their structure:
I. Results, in which the acts of violation of the agricultural laws are described and the enumeration of the evidence demonstrating that violation;
II. Recitals, in which the legal bases and the acts of violation are related, as well as the logical-legal reasoning in which the conviction of the violation is supported, and
III. Resolvers, in which the specific recommendations are expressed and the deadlines within which their compliance is requested.
Article 74.- Issued the recommendation shall be notified to the public authority or server concerned, at the end of that it manifests within the deadline that, as the case may be, determines the Attorney General's Office, the form and terms of its compliance.
After that deadline, the Attorney General will decide on the terms of compliance. The agreement shall be notified to the relevant public authority or server and shall be made public through the means deemed appropriate.
Article 75.- The Attorney General's Office will follow up on the recommendations and evaluate their compliance. In any event, it shall make the knowledge of the competent authority the facts which may give rise to liability.
Section Fifth.-The Ejidal Regime Termination opinion
Article 76.- The Attorney General's Office shall deliver the opinion of termination of the ejidal regime referred to in the article 23, fraction XII of the Law, at the request of the assembly in which the special formalities mentioned in that Law are observed, in order to determine the absence of the conditions for its permanence.
Article 77.- The request must be submitted to the Office of the Attorney General's Office. representation of the core of the agricultural population concerned. The documents certifying the existence of the conditions for the termination of the ejidal regime shall be annexed thereto.
Article 78.- Within thirty days of filing, the Attorney General's Office will determine whether the request meets the requirements for the integration of the dossier. If not, the stakeholders will be prevented from doing so, so that within thirty days they will be remedied.
Once the deficiencies have been remedied, the relative file will be sent to the Directorate General of Agrarian Organization for your opinion. This Directorate may be given the information it deems appropriate for the issue of the issue.
Article 79.- The Subattorney, within thirty days from the date of receipt of the The draft opinion shall be drawn up by the preliminary draft opinion, in order to determine its origin and feasibility. This project will be submitted to the Attorney General for the issuance of the corresponding opinion.
Article 80.- The Procurator, upon presentation of the project, will issue the opinion regarding the termination of the the ejidal regime and, shall order its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation and in the newspaper of greatest circulation in the locality in which the ejido concerned is located.
Article 81.- The Attorney General's Office will promote the appropriate procedure for the cancellation of the the registration of the agricultural population centres, where it is determined by the registration of the National Agrarian Register that the core of the land is not land.
Section Sixth.-From the Contribution of Ejidal or Community Lands to a Society Civil or Commercial
Article 82.- The agrarian population nucleus will submit to the Attorney General's Office the development projects and social writing in accordance with Article 75, section II of the Law.
Article 83.- The request for opinion must be accompanied by the following documents:
I. Minutes of assembly containing the agreement to request the opinion of the Attorney General's Office;
II. Development and social writing project, and
III. Minutes of assembly on the delimitation and destination of the common land and the internal plane of the ejido, registered in the National Agrarian Registry.
Article 84.- The application shall be filed when the documents referred to in the previous article, comply with the requirements necessary to proceed with your study. The file shall be taken to the Directorate-General of the Agricultural Organization for analysis.
Article 85.- The Attorney General's Office within thirty days following the filing of the application must evaluate and decide on the certainty of the projected investment, the rational and sustained use of natural resources and equity in the terms and conditions that are proposed.
Chapter X
Of the supply
Article 86.- The Attorney General will be replaced in his absence in the following order: by the Deputy Attorney General, the Secretary-General, the General Coordinator of Inter-Institutional Programs and the General Coordinator of Delegations.
The absences of the Deputy Attorney General, General Secretary, General Coordinators, Directors General, Directors of Area, delegates, residents and other public servants, will be replaced by the one who designates the immediate superior of the absent.
TRANSIENT
First.- This Regulation shall enter into force on the day following its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation.
Second.- The Internal Regulations of the Agricultural Procuratorate published in the Official Journal of the Federation are hereby repealed on 30 March 1993 and all other provisions which are contrary to this Regulation shall be repealed.
Third.- The cases which are pending the entry into force of this Regulation shall be determined by the administrative unit to which the relevant jurisdiction is attributed and under the procedure in force at the time of the entry into force of the subject.
Given at the Federal Executive Branch, in Mexico City, Federal District, on the twentieth day of the month of December of a thousand nine hundred and ninety-six.- Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León.-Heading.-The Secretary of Agrarian Reform, Arturo Warman Gryj.-Heading.
