Among the functions attributed to the National Institute of Public Administration (INAP) is to promote, in addition to training, research on subjects related to Political Science and Administration and Public Law and the conduct of multidisciplinary studies and analyses on the institutions of the State and the Public Administrations. In order to fulfil these tasks properly, and in order to contribute to the promotion and development of studies and research and to the training of researchers in these fields, it is considered appropriate to call for grants to university graduates. To this end, the selected candidates will be incorporated for a limited period of time and under the direction of a tutor and those responsible for the various Agency Units with functions and study competencies, to the projects and tasks of the This is a type of development within the INAP and with the support of the important documentary and operational resources of the Institute. By virtue of the provisions of Article 17.1 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, this Order approves the regulatory basis for the award of grants in matters relating to the general government. Public, regulating in a detailed and stable manner the various aspects relating to them, the convocation of which will be approved in accordance with the legal framework established by the applicable regulations already mentioned, as well as by the Regulation of Law 38/2003, November 17, General of Grants, approved by Royal Decree 887/2006, of July 21. In its virtue, I have:

First. Object.

1. The purpose of this Order is to approve the basis for the granting of scholarships for higher university graduates in matters related to public administrations, under competitive competition.

2. The aim of the grants will be to contribute to the training of university graduates in the field of public administrations, and to encourage research. The thematic areas of the scholarships may be the following: area State public administration; local and regional administration area; area of international and Ibero-American public administration; Biblioteconomy area and Documentation in the administration Public; information technology area.

Second. Requirements of the beneficiaries.

1. All persons of Spanish nationality or nationals of any Member State of the European Union who are nationals of a Member State of the European Union who are nationals of a Member State of the European Union who are nationals of a Member State of the European Union may be beneficiaries of the grants provided for in this Order. Degree of doctor, master, graduate, graduate, engineer or architect, issued by the Spanish academic institutions or duly approved by the Ministry of Science and Innovation, within five years prior to the date of publication of the present call, especially the relation of the studies accredited with Political Science and the Administration and Public Law.

2. In the event that a specific grant is called for the Ibero-American Public Administration area, persons of nationality of any of the Ibero-American countries may also participate, with the same requirements as mentioned in the This is the first time that they are in Spain at the time of their incorporation into the scholarship. 3. Applicants, in order to obtain the status of a beneficiary, may not incur any of the disabling causes provided for in Article 13.2 of the Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General Grants and in particular must be to the current in the fulfilment of its tax obligations and in the face of Social Security. 4. They will not be able to suffer any illness or physical or mental limitation that makes them impossible for them to fulfill their obligations as a scholarship. 5. The time limit for the submission of applications shall be 15 calendar days, from the date following the publication of the notice in the Official Gazette of the State.

Third. Calls.

1. The procedure for granting the scholarships shall be initiated on its own initiative, by means of public notice, which shall be approved by the Director of the National Institute of Public Administration and published in the Official Gazette of the State, in which it shall be Express mention of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants and of this Order.

2. The call must include:

(a) The number of scholarships called.

(b) The purpose of the grants in question and the duration of the grants, which shall be, as a general rule, one year extendable for equal periods up to a maximum of three years. The general purpose of the grants awarded by the INAP Directorate shall be, in any case, the one set out in the first section of these bases. (c) The determination that the award shall be carried out under competitive competition. (d) the requirements to be met by applicants and the way they are accredited, in order to ensure conditions of effective competition. (e) the time limit for the submission of applications and the body to which they are to be sent, to which the provisions of Article 23.3 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, shall apply. (f) The application model for the call. (g) the documentation to accompany the application form. (h) The criteria for the assessment of applications. (i) Indication of the competent bodies for the instruction and resolution of the proceedings. (j) the budgetary appropriation to which the grants are to be charged and the maximum total amount of the grants within the available appropriations and the estimated amount of each grant. (k) the period and form of justification by the beneficiary of the fulfilment of the purpose for which the grant was awarded. (l) The means of notification or publication, in accordance with the provisions of Article 59 of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure, which guarantee a adequate dissemination and accessibility for stakeholders. (m) The maximum time limit for resolving the procedure and the notification of the relevant decision, specifying the nature of the non-resolution in time, in accordance with the ninth article of this Order. (n) an indication that the decision to grant the grant or the grant of the grant ends the administrative route, as well as the resources which it has brought and the body to which it is to be brought.

Fourth. Instruction of the procedure. -It is the instruction of the procedure for the award of the grants to the INAP Publications Centre, which will raise the proposal for a provisional resolution, duly motivated, to the Commission of Valuation Finally, I made the final proposal to the Director of the National Institute of Public Administration, which will be responsible for its resolution.

Fifth. Assessment Commission.-A Valuation Commission will examine the documentation submitted, evaluate the merits of the applicants and propose the award of the scholarships. The Commission, appointed by the Director of the INAP, will be composed of a president and four members chosen from the INAP Centres. Among them, he will act as secretary, with voice and vote, an official from Group A of the Publications Centre. Sixth. Assessment criteria. The assessment and selection of applications will be made in competitive competition and taking into account the documentation provided in the application, which will be assessed as follows:

1. Academic record (up to a maximum of 2 points).

2. Qualifications accredited in Political Science and Administration and Public Law, Biblioteconomics and Information Technologies and/or assimilated (up to a maximum of 2 points). 3. Participation in research projects and publications in the field of Public Administration and experience in similar positions (up to a maximum of 4 points). 4. Other curricular merits (languages and computer skills) (up to a maximum of 2 points).

Seventh. Selection of candidates.

1. In accordance with the provisions of Article 10 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, the grants referred to in this Order shall be granted, by administrative decision, by the Director of the National Institute of Public administration, subject to budgetary entry, and on a proposal from the Valuation Commission referred to in Article 5 of this Order.

2. For the selection of competitive concurrency, and taking into account exclusively the documentation provided in the application, the hearing procedure shall be dispensed with, in accordance with the provisions of Article 84.4 of Law 30/1992. 3. The Valuation Commission shall, within a period not exceeding one month from the date of completion of the time limit for the submission of instances, submit to the Director of the National Institute of Public Administration the appropriate motion for a resolution of the selected applicants and their substitutes for the case of resignation by their holder of the scholarship obtained.

Eighth. Notice of the decision. -The final decision given by the Director of the National Institute of Public Administration awarding the scholarships to their holders and approving, likewise, the relation of candidates who, following the order of punctuation obtained, will replace the holders in the event that any of the holders will give up the grant, the beneficiaries will be notified within 10 days of the date on which the act has been issued, with the requirements and in the forms established in Articles 58 and 59 of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992 on the legal framework of the Public administrations and the Common Administrative Procedure.

The list with the names and names of the selected beneficiaries and alternates will also be published on the INAP website http://www.inap.map.es. Ninth. Administrative silence.-In the event that the expiry of the three-month period has not been given and the express resolution is notified, the claims shall be deemed to be rejected by administrative silence, in accordance with the provisions of the Law 38/2003, of November 17, General of Grants. Tenth. Resources. -That resolution, which, in accordance with Article 12 of the Statute of the National Institute of Public Administration, approved by Royal Decree 1661/2000 of 29 September 2000, puts an end to the administrative route, may be appealed The Court of First Instance held that the Court of First Instance held that the Court of First Instance held that the Court of First Instance held that the Court of First Instance held that the Court of First Instance with the provisions of Article 116 of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992 on the legal system of Public administrations and the Common Administrative Procedure.

11th. Amount of the grants.

1. The grants for each call will be financed from the corresponding budget implementation of the INAP's budgets for each financial year. The possible extensions will be made subject to sufficient and adequate budgetary allocation in the budgets for the years concerned.

2. The amount of the grant shall be EUR 15,600 per year, and the amount shall be paid by due allowance, at the rate of EUR 1,300 per month. In all payments the corresponding withholding tax will be made on the Income Tax of the Physical Persons.

12th. Rights and obligations of the grantees.

1. Recipients of scholarships regulated by this Order will have the following rights: a) All successful bidders will be entitled to the enjoyment of an illness insurance policy and bodily accidents during the scholarship period.

b) In order to facilitate their training, the trainees will have the advice, guidance and guidance of a tutor, who will define the tasks to be performed and the training to be received. (c) The Director of the National Institute of Public Administration shall extend to the grantees, at the end of the period of enjoyment of the scholarships, a certificate certifying the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired by them.

2. Likewise, in accordance with Article 14 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, the beneficiaries of the scholarships will be obliged to the following:

a) Carry out the training activity for which the grant has been awarded. The successful tenderers must be incorporated within the time limit set by the call. The incorporation within this period will be a necessary condition for the improvement of the condition of becarium and for the perception, consequently, of the corresponding aid.

b) To grant to the INAP Directorate the fulfilment of the requirements and conditions that determine the grant and enjoyment of the grant. The grantees must also meet the objectives of the grant with satisfactory levels of dedication and performance and comply with the guidelines established by the assigned guardian in each case. c) To abide by the internal regime marked by INAP in terms of compliance with the day and time of stay, in the form established by the Directorate of INAP. (d) Communicate to INAP the obtaining of any other aid or grant for the same purpose from any administration, national or foreign public entity, international entity or private entities. (e) Submit, before the end of the period of duration of the grant, report on the work carried out and the results obtained, including the conformity or approval of the relevant guardian. (f) Credit to be found in compliance with its tax obligations and with the Social Security in the terms provided for in the current regulations.

3. In addition to these general rights and obligations, the respective calls shall establish those that may be specifically enforceable.

13th. Conditions for the enjoyment of the scholarships. -The grants awarded by INAP shall be governed by the following general conditions: 1. The enjoyment of a grant under this Order shall be incompatible with that of any other public or private aid or grant similar characteristics, to which the successful tenderers must submit the corresponding formal declaration before they receive the first monthly payment in each of the exercises to which the grant of the grant is extended and, in any case, before the last monthly payment is received.

Similarly, the grant is incompatible with the perception of unemployment benefits. The amounts unduly paid shall be immediately reintegrated into the Treasury. In any case, the grants shall be compatible with travel bags intended to cover the costs of posting or staying of the trainee to attend the activities deemed appropriate for their training, on the proposal of the guardian or of the responsible for the INAP's Centers and Units. The costs incurred in connection with these activities will be satisfied by the INAP according to its budgetary resources, without the compensation for displacement, accommodation and maintenance being able to exceed the amounts established in the Royal Decree 462/2002 of 24 May on compensation for the service. 2. The enjoyment of the scholarship, and therefore, the condition of scholarship, does not imply in any case the provision of services, nor employment relationship or functionaries with the INAP. Also, the INAP does not assume any commitment in order to the incorporation of the scholarship to its staff to the completion of the grant awarded. 3. The INAP shall provide the collaboration and support necessary for the normal development of the training and research of the grantee, in accordance with its availabilities.

14th. The Director of the INAP may, at any time, by means of a reasoned decision, revoke the aid granted if the successful tenderer fails to fulfil the necessary training tasks or the general rules of functioning of the Agency.

In the cases of reimbursement of the amounts received for any of the causes provided for in Article 37 of Law 38/2003, of 17 November, General of Grants, the total refund shall be the case when the The beneficiary is completely and absolutely not in full compliance with the conditions for granting and implementing the grant. In the event of partial defaults, the National Institute of Public Administration will assess the degree of development of scientific research, as well as the period of execution of this task, by proceeding with the reimbursement of the non- carried out by the investigation. Fifteenth. Waiver of the grant awarded. -In the case of waiver of the grant awarded, the successful tenderer must submit the corresponding substantiated application, addressed to the Director of INAP, who will award the grant for the remaining period of enjoyment to the alternate candidate, according to the order of score obtained in the selection process. The award of the grant to the substitute will be made after the audit of the Delegated Intervention. There is no partial resignations. Sixteenth. Legal regime.-The scholarships will be governed, in addition to the bases regulated in this Order, by Law 38/2003, of 17 November, General of Grants, and its provisions of development, and the other rules of administrative law. Seventeenth. Challenge. -Against this Order, since it is an administrative provision of a general nature, only the interposition of the administrative-administrative appeal within two months, counted from the day following that of its publication, shall be the case. The Chamber of the Administrative-Administrative of the National Court.

Single repeal provision. Regulatory repeal.

Order APU/4080/2004, dated 30 November, is hereby repealed, approving the regulatory bases for the award of scholarships for university graduates in matters related to Public Administrations.

Single end disposition. Entry into force.

This Order shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Madrid, November 28, 2008. -Minister of Public Administrations, Elena Salgado Méndez.