Under the provisions of Articles 27, 2, c), and 89, 3 of the partial text of the Law of Bases of the Local Regime Statute, approved by Royal Decree 3046/1977 of 6 October, issued the appropriate report by the Institute for Local Administration Studies,

This General Address has resolved:

First.-Approve the new bases and the minimum exercises and programs for the income in the sub-groups of Auxiliary, Administrative and Technical General Administration, of the Local Corporations, which are accompanied by this Resolution, and which shall apply in the evidence which is called from the day following its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Second.-Civil Governors will have the insertion of this Resolution with the bases and exercises and minimum programs in the "Official Bulletins" of the respective provinces.

Madrid, 16 January 1981.-The Director General, Francisco Javier Soto Carmona.

BASES AND EXERCISES AND MINIMUM PROGRAMS FOR INCOME IN THE SUB-GROUPS OF ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATION TECHNICIANS OF LOCAL CORPORATIONS

First.-The tests of access to the local public function must guarantee the equality of all Spaniards and will be governed by the principles of free competition and selection by merit and capacity, according to the articles 103 and 139 of the Constitution.

Second.-The selection procedure for entry into the various sub-groups of officials of General Administration of Local Corporations will be governed by the basis of the respective call, which will be adjusted to the state bases of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and the statutory regime of its officials; to the rules governing the Local Regime and its officials and to the present minimum bases and programs. The General Regulation for entry into the Public Administration will be applied.

Third.-In the event of the reservation of places to be covered in restricted selective shift, it will be taken into account that, in the restricted tests, the requirement, of the minimum program of the opposition, will be obligatory. free, and that vacancies not covered in the restricted shift are accumulated at the free shift.

Fourth.-1. Local Corporations may add to the minimum programme topics on specific subjects and also establish other exercises, theoretical or practical, on a compulsory or voluntary basis, when the corporate plenary considers it appropriate.

2. In those Autonomous Communities in which, according to their Statutes, there is co-officialdom of their own language and of Spanish, the Local Corporations will be able to establish specific tests to check the knowledge of the candidates of both languages.

Fifth.-The Courts that have to judge the selective tests will be appointed by the Permanent Commission or Government, forming part of those, in any case, a representative appointed by the Autonomous Administration or An autonomous provisional body, where it exists or, failing that, by the Directorate-General for Local Administration, and a representative of the official faculty, appointed by the Institute for Local Administration Studies.

Sixth.-The oppositions shall consist of at least three compulsory and one voluntary exercises. The content of each of the minimum exercises and the respective programmes are set out in the Annexes to this Resolution.

Seventh.-The mandatory exercises will have a eliminatory character. The minimum mandatory exercises shall be qualified each with a maximum of 10 points and shall be required to approve a minimum of five points.

In the call, the maximum score to be awarded in each of the exercises, theoretical or practical, established on a compulsory or voluntary basis, by the Local Corporation, without the qualification as a whole, must be determined. Total of these exercises can represent more than 10 points.

The qualification of the volunteer exercises will be determined by the removal of the opponent from the selective tests, serving only for the purposes of the final score and determination of the order number in the approved relationship.

The score of each candidate, in the different exercises will be the arithmetic mean of the qualifications of all the members of the Tribunal attending the session.

Eighth.-Once the opposition exercises have been completed, the Court will publish the list of approved points, not being able to exceed the number of places called and without the possibility of assigning the the approval rating without a place or similar, raising that relationship to the competent authority to draw up the relevant nomination proposal.

ANNEX NUMBER I

Minimum Exercises and Program of Opositions for Income in the General Administration Auxiliary Sub-Group of Local Corporations

First exercise: Mandatory for all applicants.

This exercise will consist of a machine copy, for ten minutes, of a text to be provided by the Court, at a minimum speed of 250 clicks per minute.

The developed speed, the cleaning and accuracy of the copied and the correction that the writing will present will be qualified.

Second exercise: Mandatory for all applicants.

This exercise will take the form of a maximum of 30 minutes, orally, in a maximum of 30 minutes, two subjects randomly drawn from among those appearing in the programme annexed to the call. The conduct of the tests for this exercise will be public and knowledge on the subject matter will be assessed.

Third financial year: Of an equally compulsory nature.

This exercise will consist of developing, in writing, for a maximum period of sixty minutes, a subject noted by the Court. The knowledge of the subject, the level of general training, the grammatical composition and the clarity of exposure will be assessed.

Fourth exercise: On a voluntary basis.

You will have the following three specialties, which may be chosen, either in conjunction or only one of them by the opponents who request it.

(a) Tàquigraphy.-It will consist of the hand-taking of a dictation, at a speed of 60 to 80 words per minute, for a maximum of five minutes.

b) Stenotipy.-Stenographic take, at a rate of 100 to 130 words per minute, for a maximum of three minutes.

c) Mechanization.-Handling of data recording machines for entry into a computer.

Second Exercise Program

Part One: Political and Administrative Law

Topic 1. The Spanish Constitution of 1978. General principles.

Theme 2. Fundamental Rights and Duties of the Spanish.

Topic 3. The Crown. The Legislative Branch.

Topic 4. The Government and the State Administration.

Topic 5. The Judiciary.

Topic 6. Territorial organization of the State. The Statutes of Autonomy: its meaning.

Topic 7. The public administration in the Spanish order. State administration. Autonomous Administrations. Local Administration. Institutional and Corporate Administration.

Topic 8. Principles of public administration: effectiveness, hierarchy, decentralization, deconcentration and coordination.

Topic 9. Submission of the Administration to Law and Law. Sources of public law.

Topic 10. The administered. Development and participation of citizens in administrative functions.

Topic 11. The administrative act. General principles of the administrative procedure.

Topic 12. Stages of the general administrative procedure.

Topic 13. Forms of administrative action. Promotion. Police. Public Service.

Topic 14. The public domain. The private estate of the Administration.

Topic 15. The responsibility of the Administration.

Part Two: Local Administration.

Topic 1. Local Spanish regime. Constitutional principles and legal regulation.

Topic 2. The province in the Local Regime. Provincial organization. Competence.

Topic 3. The Municipality. The municipal term. The population, The Badging.

Topic 4. Municipal organization, Competences.

Topic 5. Other Local Entities. Mancommunities, Pools, Minor local entities.

Topic 6. Ordinances and Regulations of Local Entities. Classes. Procedure for drafting and approval.

Topic 7. Relations between territorial authorities. Municipal autonomy and guardianship.

Topic 8. The local public function and its organization.

Topic 9. Rights and duties of local civil servants. Right of syndication. Social Security. The National Mutual of Local Administration.

Topic 10. The assets of the Local Entities.

Topic 11. Administrative contracts in the local sphere. The selection of the contractor.

Topic 12. Local administrative intervention in private activity. Procedure for the granting of licences.

Topic 13. Local administrative procedure. The document input and output record. Requirements in document presentation. Communications and notifications.

Topic 14. Operation of the local collegiate bodies Convocation and order of the day. Minutes and certificates of agreements.

Topic 15. Local estates: Classification of income. Tax ordinances.

Topic 16. Legal regime for local public expenditure.

Topic 17. The local budgets.

ANNEX NUMBER II

Minimum Exercises and Program of Opositions for Income in the General Administration of Local Corporations Administrative Subgroup

First exercise.-Mandatory for all applicants.

It shall consist in writing, in writing, for the maximum period of two hours, a general subject determined by the Court immediately prior to the exercise and relating to the matters covered by the the programme annexed to the call, although it does not comply with the specific heading of the call; the applicants have broad freedom in terms of their form of exposure.

In this exercise, the faculty of drafting and the level of general education will be particularly valued.

Second exercise.-Mandatory for all applicants.

It will consist of, orally, in a maximum period of fifty minutes, five themes drawn to the fate of those included in the program annexed to the call: One of principles of political and constitutional law; one of administrative law; one of Principles of Financial Law, and two of Local Administration.

The conduct of the tests for this exercise will be public.

If the Corporation has added to the minimum program topics on specific subjects not included in the program, another group of subjects will be formed with them and in such an event, the exhibition will have and include an issue more to be developed by the opposition, which shall be drawn equally at random from those covered by that group, extending the maximum period of exposure within 10 minutes.

Third exercise.-Of an equally compulsory nature.

It will be developed, in writing, for a maximum period of three hours and will consist of the drafting of a report with a motion for a resolution on two practical scenarios, which the Court will raise immediately before the start of the exercise, relating to administrative tasks for which the officials of the sub-group are responsible.

During the development of this test, applicants will be able, at all times, to make use of legal texts, case law collections and reference books from which they are provided.

In this exercise we will evaluate the systematic planning and formulation of conclusions and the knowledge and adequate explanation of the current regulations.

Fourth exercise.-On a voluntary basis.

You will have the following two specialties, which can be chosen jointly or only one of them by the opponents who request it.

a) Language testing. Consistent with the direct translation, without the help of a dictionary, of a text chosen by the Tribunal and referred to the language and modern languages, which, in this regard, establishes the call of the opposition.

b) Mechanization. It consists of tests proposed by the Court that credit the knowledge of elementary machines.

Second Exercise Program

Part One: Political and Constitutional Law

Topic 1. The State. Concept. Elements. Forms of State.

Topic 2. The division of powers. Relations between the powers of the State.

Topic 3. The Spanish Constitution of 1978. General principles.

Topic 4. Fundamental rights and duties of the Spanish.

Topic 5. The Crown. The Legislative Branch.

Topic 6. The Government and the State Administration.

Topic 7. The Judiciary.

Topic 8. Territorial organization of the State. The Statutes of Autonomy: its meaning.

Part Two: Administrative Law

Topic 9. The Public Administration in Spanish law. The legal personality of the Public Administration. Classes of Public Administrations.

Topic 10. Principles of action of the Public Administration. Effectiveness, hierarchy, decentralisation, deconcentration and coordination.

Topic 11. Submission of the Administration to Law and Law. Sources of Public Law. The Law: His classes.

Topic 12. The Rules of Procedure; Your Classes. Other sources of administrative law.

Topic 13. The administered. Collaboration and participation of citizens in administrative functions. The principle of hearing of the person concerned.

Topic 14. The administrative act. Concept. Elements.

Topic 15. General principles of the administrative procedure. Regulatory standards. Temporal dimension of the administrative procedure: Working days and hours; calculation of time limits. Receipt and registration of documents.

Topic 16. Stages of the general administrative procedure. The administrative silence.

Topic 17. The theory of invalidity of the administrative act. Null and void acts. Validation, Trade Review.

Topic 18. The administrative resources. Classes. Resource of raised. Replenishment resources. Economic and administrative complaints.

Topic 19. General principles and classes of administrative contracts. The selection of the contractor. Rights and duties of the contractor and the Administration.

Topic 20. The administrative real rights. The public domain, The Private Heritage of the Administration.

Topic 21. The administrative intervention in private property. Forced expropriation.

Topic 22. The forms of administrative activity. The promotion. The Police.

Topic 23. The public service. General notions. The modes of management of public services.

Topic 24. The responsibility of the Public Administration.

Part Three. Financial Right Principles

Topic 24a. Economic consideration of the financial activity. Financial law. The subjects of the financial activity.

Topic 25. Public spending and its classes. Control of public expenditure. General idea of public expenditure in Spain.

Topic 26. Public revenue: Concept and classes. The tax. The tax rates.

Topic 27. Inspiring principles of the Tax General Law.

Topic 28. The Budget. Classical doctrine and modern conceptions about the Budget. General idea of the Spanish budget.

Topic 29. The General Budget Law.

Part Four: Local Administration

Topic 30. Spanish Local Regime: Constitutional principles.

Topic 31 The Province in the Local Regime. Provincial organisation competitions.

Topic 32. The Municipality. The municipal term. The population. The registration.

Topic 33. Municipal organization. Competence.

Topic 34. General arrangements for local elections.

Topic 35. Supramunicial structures. Mancommunities. Groupings. The region.

Topic 36. Ordinances and Regulations of Local Entities. Classes. Procedure for drafting and approval.

Topic 37. Relations between territorial authorities. Municipal autonomy and guardianship.

Topic 38. The local public function and its organization.

Topic 39. Rights and duties of local civil servants. Incompatibilities. Disciplinary regime.

Topic 40. Economic rights of civil servants. Passive duties. Social Security.

Topic 41. The assets of the Local Entities. System of use of the public domain.

Topic 42. The forms of activity of the Local Entities. The administrative intervention in private activity. Licensing procedure.

Topic 43. The Public Service in the local sphere. The modes of management of public services. Special consideration of the concession.

Topic 44. Administrative intervention in defence of the environment.

Topic 45. Local administrative procedure. The input and output record. Requirements in the submission of documents. Communications and notifications.

Topic 46. Functioning of local collegiate bodies. Call and order of the day. Requirements of the constitution. Votes. Minutes and certificates of agreements.

Topic 47. Land regime and urban planning legislation: Its inspiring principles. Municipal urban competition.

Topic 48. Planning instruments. Procedure for drafting and approval.

Topic 49. Execution of the Planes of Ordination. Systems for urban planning. The classification of the soil.

Topic 50. Intervention in building and land use.

Topic 51. Local estates: Classification of income. Tax ordinances.

Topic 52. Legal regime for local public expenditure.

Topic 53. The local budgets. Accounting and accounts.

ANNEX NUMBER III

Exercises and minimum oppositions programs for entry into the General Administration Technicians subgroup of Local Corporations

First exercise: Mandatory for all applicants.

It will consist of developing, in writing, for a maximum period of two hours, a general theme determined by the Court immediately before the exercise is held and related to the programme accompanying the (i) call for tenders, even if they do not comply with the specific heading of the call, with the applicants having a broad freedom as regards their form of exposure.

In this exercise, the general university training, the clarity and order of ideas, the ease of written exposure, the personal contribution of the aspirant and his capacity for synthesis will be valued.

The reading of the exercise by the opponents will be public and will take place in the days and hours that the Court points out in good time.

Second exercise: Mandatory for all applicants.

It will consist of, orally, in a maximum period of one hour, six subjects drawn to the fate of those included in the programme annexed to the call: One of political and constitutional law; one of law One of the political economy; one of financial law; one of local administrative law (part general) and one of special local law.

If the Corporation has added to the minimum program topics on specific subjects not included in that one will be formed with them another group of subjects and, in such case, the exhibition will have to include an issue more to develop by the opposition, which shall be drawn from the position of the group, extending the maximum period of exposure within 10 minutes.

The testing of this exercise will be public.

Knowledge will be valued on the topics exposed. If, after the first two subjects have been developed, or after 20 minutes of exposure, the Court will be able to invite the applicant to continue the exercise.

Concluding the exhibition of the totality of the subjects, the Tribunal will be able to discuss with the aspirant on subjects object of the same and to ask for any other complementary explanations. The dialogue may have a maximum duration of fifteen minutes.

Third financial year: Of an equally compulsory nature.

It will be developed, in writing, for a maximum period of four hours, and will consist of the drafting of a report, with a motion for a resolution, on two practical scenarios which the Court will bring forward immediately before the beginning of the year. of the exercise, relating to administrative tasks of the functions assigned to the subgroup.

During the development of this test the applicants will be able at all times to make use of the legal texts, jurisprudence collections and reference books of those who come with them.

In this exercise, the capacity of reasoning, the systematic in the approach and formulation of conclusions and the knowledge and proper interpretation of the applicable regulations will be assessed.

Fourth exercise: On a voluntary basis.

It will consist of the direct translation, without dictionary assistance, of a text chosen by the Tribunal and referred to the language or modern languages which, in this regard, establishes the call of the opposition.

Second Exercise Program

Part One: Political and Constitutional Law

Topic 1. State theory. Justification and end of state. Elements of the State.

Topic 2. State Forms.

Topic 3. Functions of the State. The theory of the division of powers.

Topic 4. The forms of government.

Topic 5. Political parties. Pressure groups. Public opinion.

Topic 6. The suffrage. Forms and techniques of articulation.

Topic 7. The Constitution. Concept and classes. The Constituent Power. Constitutional reform.

Topic 8. The Spanish Constitution of 1978. General principles.

Topic 9. Fundamental rights and duties of the Spanish.

Topic 10. The Monarchy. General theory. The Crown in the Spanish Constitution.

Topic 11. The Legislative Power, General Theory. The General Courts.

Topic 12. The Government. Relations between the Government and the Legislative Branch.

Topic 13. The Judiciary.

Topic 14. Territorial organization of the State. The Statutes of Autonomy: Its meaning.

Part Two: Administrative Law

Topic 1. Public Administration, Government and Administration. Constitutional principles of the Spanish Public Administration.

Topic 2. Administration and Law. Anglo-Saxon regime and European continental system or administrative regime.

Topic 3. The concept of administrative law. Administrative activity of private law. The so-called Science of Administration.

Topic 4. The legal personality of the Public Administration. Classes of public legal persons.

Topic 5. Submission of the Administration to Law and Law. Sources of public law. The Law: Classes of Laws.

Topic 6. The Regulation: Concept and Classes. Procedure for drawing up. Limits on regulatory powers and protection against illegal regulations. Instructions and circulars.

Topic 7. The custom. The administrative practice. The general principles of law. Other sources.

Topic 8. The legal position of the Public Administration. Administrative powers. Discretionary and regulated power.

Topic 9. The administered. Concept and classes. The ability of the administered and its modifying causes. Collaboration and participation of citizens in the administration.

Topic 10. Subjective public rights. The legitimate interest. Other legal situations of the administered.

Topic 11. The administrative act. Concept. Classes of administrative acts. Elements of the administrative act.

Topic 12. The administrative procedure. The Law of Administrative Procedure and its revision, Principles and scope of application.

Topic 13. Temporal dimension of the procedure. Receipt and registration of documents. The interested party and its representation. Communications and notifications.

Topic 14. The stages of general administrative procedure. The administrative silence.

Topic 15. The effectiveness of administrative acts and their conditioning. Execution and suspension. The implementation of the administrative acts.

Topic 16. The theory of invalidity of the administrative act. Null and void acts. The validation of the administrative act. The ex officio review.

Topic 17. Administrative procurement. Legal nature of public contracts. Distinction of civilians. Classes of public contracts. The law of State contracts.

Topic 18. Elements of the contracts: The subjects. Object and cause of public contracts. The form of administrative procurement and the selection systems of contractors. The formalisation of contracts.

Topic 19. Rights and duties of the Administration and contractors. Amendment of contracts. Price revision. Interpretation, resolution, termination and denunciation of public contracts.

Topic 20. The invalidity of public contracts. The "inseparable acts". The challenge of public procurement. Competent jurisdiction.

Topic 21. The forms of administrative action. The promotion and its means.

Topic 22. The Administrative Police. Evolution of the concept. The power of the police and its limits. The means of the police and in particular administrative sanctions.

Topic 23. The public service Evolution of the concept. Public service and administrative services. Virtual or improper public services.

Topic 24. The modes of public service management. Direct management. The public service management contract.

Topic 25. The mandatory benefits of the administered. Personal benefits.

Topic 26. Forced expropriation. Concept and elements. General procedure. Reference to the special procedures. Jurisdictional guarantees.

Topic 27. The public domain. Concept and nature. Goods that integrate it. The legal regime of the public domain. The demanial mutations.

Topic 28. Use and use of public domain. Special study of the concession and the demanial reserve.

Topic 29. The private equity of the Public Entities. State heritage legislation. Special study of the furniture.

Topic 30. The responsibility of the Administration. Evolution and current regime.

Topic 31. The administrative resources. Concept. General principles. Classes.

Topic 32. The resource of the show. Classes. The replenishment facility. The review facility.

Topic 33. The economic-administrative resource.

Topic 34. Administration and jurisdiction. The ordinary judge and the administrative legality. Prior administrative complaints to the civil and labour routes.

Topic 35. The Jurisdiction-administrative Jurisdiction. Nature, extent and limits. Organizational systems. Historical evolution and current Spanish regime.

Topic 36. The administrative-administrative appeal. The parties. Impeachable acts. General procedure. The sentence and its execution. Special procedures.

Topic 37. The Administrative Organization. The organizational power. The administrative bodies. Concept and classes. Special consideration of the collegiate bodies.

Topic 38. The principles of the Administrative Organization. Competence, hierarchy and coordination. Decentralisation. Autonomy and guardianship.

Topic 39. Civil servants. Concept and classes. Structure of the Spanish Civil Service, The Law on Civil Servants of the State.

Topic 40. Birth and extinction of the functionarial relationship. Content of the business relationship. Duties and rights of officials. Economic rights.

Topic 41. The passive rights of civil servants. The Social Security of civil servants.

Topic 42. Disciplinary regime of officials. Civil and criminal liability of public servants.

Topic 43. The State Administration. Central organs, State Council. Peripheral administration.

Topic 44. The Autonomous Communities. Principles of organisation, Skills.

Part Three. Political economy

Topic 1. The political economy. Its concept and purpose. Economic laws. Research methods. Relations of the economy with other sciences.

Theme 2. Production Theory.

Topic 3. The capital: His classes. Savings and investment.

Topic 4. Market theory. Competition markets. Monopolies markets. Formation of the prices of the various market types.

Topic 5. Theory of consumption.

Topic 6. Distribution theory. The income of the land; generalization of the concept. Wages and prices. Wages and the level of employment.

Topic 7. The interest: Theories. The benefit of the entrepreneur: His training in the various types of market.

Topic 8. Money and the monetary system.

Topic 9. The money market.

Topic 10. The capital market.

Topic 11. Credit.

Topic 12. The economic cycle. The economic situation.

Topic 13. National income and national product. The functional and spatial distribution of income.

Topic 14. Political theory of development. The economic programmes.

Topic 15. The economic systems.

Topic 16. International trade. Currency markets The balance of payments.

Topic 17. Economic and International Units and Monetary Areas.

Topic 18. The European Economic Community.

Part Four: Financial Law

Topic 1.-Financial activity and economic activity. Origin and development of the Public Finance. The theoretical foundation of the Public Finance.

Topic 2. The Budget. Concept, nature and classes. The liberal budgetary principles. Modern theories about the Budget.

Topic 3. Public spending. Concept and classes. Real and apparent increase in public spending. Economic effects of public expenditure.

Topic 4. Public revenue. Concept and classes. Private and quasi-private prices. Public prices and political prices. Special contributions.

Topic 5. The tax and its nature. Technical distribution of tax. Economic distribution of tax. Formal distribution of tax.

Topic 6. The extraordinary treasury. Extraordinary budgets. The income of the extraordinary treasury. Special consideration of the public debt.

Topic 7. Spanish tax law. Meaning and inspiring principles of the Tax General Law.

Topic 8. Tax infringements and penalties. Management, settlement, collection and inspection of taxes. The review of tax measures on administrative routes.

Topic 9. The Spanish budget. Sources of its legal order and current structure.

Topic 10. Spanish legal system of expenditure and payments of the State: Their respective ordination and supervision.

Topic 11. The current Spanish tax system. Structural principles. Direct or indirect taxation.

Topic 12. Product taxes. General Tax on the Income of Physical and Legal Persons.

Topic 13. General Tax on Successions. Tax on the Luxury.

Topic 14. General Tax on Heritage Transmissions and Documented Legal Acts. General Tax on the Traffic of Enterprises. Problems of taxation on added value.

Topic 15. Financial arrangements for the Autonomous Communities.

Part 5: Local administrative law (general part)

Topic 1. Local Spanish regime. Constitutional principles and legal regulation.

Topic 2. The province in the local regime. History. The constitutional regulation of the province in Spain.

Topic 3. Organization and competence of the province.

Topic 4. The Municipality. History. Classes of Municipal Entes in Spanish Law.

Topic 5 The municipal term. The municipal population. Special consideration of the neighbor. The municipal registration.

Topic 6. Municipal organisation and competences.

Topic 7. System of sessions and agreements of the local collegiate bodies.

Topic 8. Mancommunities. Groupings. Other supramunicial structures.

Topic 9. Ordinances and Regulations of Local Entities. Classes. Procedure for drafting and approval.

Topic 10. Municipal autonomy and guardianship.

Topic 11. The local public function, your organization.

Topic 12. Rights and duties of local civil servants. Right of syndication. Social Security. The National Mutual of Local Administration.

Topic 13. The assets of the local entities. System of use of the public domain.

Topic 14. The forms of activity of the local entities. The administrative intervention in private activity.

Topic 15. The licenses. Legal nature. Legal regime and grant procedure. The conditioning of the licenses.

Topic 16. The public service in the local sphere. The modes of management of public services. Special consideration of the concession.

Topic 17. Municipal enterprises. The consortia.

Topic 18. Administrative contracts in the local sphere.

Topic 19. Local farms: Classification of income. Tax ordinances.

Topic 20. Fees and special contributions.

Topic 21. Autonomous local taxation.

Topic 22. Legal regime for local public expenditure.

Topic 23. The local budgets. Accounting and accounts.

Part Six. Local administrative law (special part)

Topic 1. Spanish urban planning legislation. Background. The Law of Soil and Urban Planning, of May 12, 1956; inspiring structure and principles. The reform of the Soil Law of May 2, 1975. Sectoral legislation of particular impact on urban planning.

Theme 2. The administrative organization of urban planning. State powers of the Autonomous Communities and the provisional bodies of autonomy. Local competencies.

Topic 3. Meaning of the urban plan Tipologia of the plans. The hierarchy of urban planning plans. Municipalities with no management plan.

Topic 4. Municipal planning. The general plans. Partial plans. Urbanisation projects. Urban planning programmes. Rules to complement and subsidiaries of planning. Special plans.

Topic 5. The formation of the territorial plans of municipal urban planning: Competition and deadline; urban standards. Procedure for approval. The license suspension. The particular initiative plans.

Topic 8. The validity of the plans. Amendment, revision and suspension. Effect of the approval of the plans.

Topic 7. The classification of the soil. Limitations and duties due to the classification: compulsory classes, costs of the construction site. The municipal property of the soil: Concept, legal nature and applicable regime.

Topic 8. The implementation of the management plans: Competition and general principles. Performance by polygon. Systems of action: Determination of the applicable. The principles of affectation of capital gains and fair distribution of benefits and burdens.

Topic 9. Parcels and repairs. Urban expropriations: Classes and criteria for assessment.

Topic 10. Building and use of soil. Forcible building and solar registration. Execution Orders. The declaration of ruin.

Topic 11. The urban license. Nature and legal status.

Topic 12. Urban infractions. Responsibility of the Administration. Actions and resources.

Topic 13. Local competence in the field of supplies. Slaughterhouses, markets, fish markets, food establishments.

Topic 14. Local competences in the field of health and beneficence. Cementary.

Topic 15. Public supply services: Competences of Local Corporations. Special consideration of the supply of drinking water.

Topic 16. Health skills: Sanitation, collection and treatment of solid waste. Defence of the environment.

Topic 17. Local competences in the field of education and culture.

Topic 18. Competence in the field of communication, circulation and transport.

Topic 19. Local competences in relation to housing and civil protection. Competence in the field of tourism and sport.