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Act 2 Of 2005 Provisions Create Institutions, Companies And Public Facilities

Original Language Title: القانون 2 لعام 2005 أحكام إنشاء المؤسسات‏ والشركات والمنشآت العامة‏

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Law No. 2 of 2005 Provisions for the Establishment of Institutions, Companies and Public Enterprises


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Act No. 2 of 2005
Date-birth: 2005-01-09 History-Hjri: 1425-11-29
Published as: 2005-01-09
Section: A law.

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Law No. 2 of 2005
Institutional provisions And companies. And public facilities.

President
Based on the Constitution

As approved by the People's Assembly at its meeting held in 191-11-1425, e And 30-12-2004.

The following are issued:

Chapter I: General provisions

Article 1

The following definitions in the application of this Law shall mean the following:
a. Public institution: a public regarded as a general who enjoys financial and administrative independence and participates in the development of the national economy and exercises an economic character in direct activity or by supervising a number of public companies and public facilities with similar or complementary purposes and coordination in the Among them.
b. Public company or public enterprise:
It is a public person who enjoys financial and administrative independence and is involved in the development of the national economy and consists of a unit or group of economic units engaged in agricultural, industrial, commercial or financial work.
Minister: He is the competent minister in which the public institution, the public company or the public office is associated with it.


Article 2

A The public enterprise, public company, and public enterprise are created by decree.
b. The public institution, the public company and the public enterprise shall be considered as traders in their relations with others and shall exercise all the resulting activities.
c. Public institutions, public companies and existing public facilities and adapters are considered to be in conditions Legislative Decree No. 18 of 1974 Updated in accordance with the provisions of Legislative Decree No. 18 of 1974 No. 20 of 1994 An updated provision in accordance with the provisions of this Act (other than public construction establishments and companies covered by Act No. 1 of 1976).


Article 3

a. The instrument of events of the public institution, public company or public enterprise shall, in particular, determine the following:
a-Her name, her center.
b. The purpose for which it was created.
c. Ras Malha and its constituent elements.
d. Their Correlation


Article 4

The public institution, public company or public enterprise is to be followed in order to achieve its objectives, and within the limits of the laws and regulations that are in force, the various means necessary for this and, in particular, Maile:
a. For the public institution:
1. Implementation of decrees issued for the establishment of public companies or their public bodies.
2. Establishment, integration, fragmentation or cancellation of its economic units
3. Establishment, cancellation, removal or fragmentation of branches and centres at home and abroad
4. To lend to public companies and their public facilities and ensure that they are granted loans.
5. To hold loans with the State and the internal and external financial and banking institutions, without violating the powers granted to the State Planning Authority under the laws and regulations in force.
b. First ... -For the public company and public enterprise associated with a public institution:
1. Establishment, integration, fragmentation or cancellation of its economic units within the framework of its planned plan.
2. Contract loans with the state and internal financial institutions.
II : For the general company and general facility not associated with a public institution:
1. Establishment, integration, fragmentation or cancellation of its economic units within the framework of its planned plan.
2. Establishment, fragmentation, fragmentation or abolition of branches and centres at home and abroad
3. Contract of loans with the State and internal financial institutions


Article 5

Public institutions, public companies and public facilities are merged, repealed, and their association changed with a similar instrument, and the instrument issued in this regard shall identify how and the consequences thereof.


Chapter II: Management of the public institution


Article 6

Managing the public organization:
1. Governing Council
2. Director-General


Article 7

a. It is called a Decree of the President of the Board of Directors of the Public Enterprise without its employees in the light of qualifications that it enjoys and determines its fare.
b. The Director-General of the Public Enterprise shall be appointed by decree setting out his or her compensation and compensation and shall be a member of the Board of Directors and accountable to the Council and to the Minister.
c. The Deputy Director General and directors of the Public Enterprise shall be appointed by decision of the Minister upon the proposal of the Director General within the conditions set out in the laws and regulations in force.
D. 1. The Board of Directors of the Public Enterprise shall consist of nine members, including the President, as follows:

  • President of the Board

President

  • Director General

Member and Vice-Chair

  • Associate General Manager

Member

  • One of the directors at the institution called the minister

Member

  • Three of the employees in the institution are not named by the minister. At least two of them are state workers.

Members

  • Representatives of category I or II workers (in case I do not provide the first category) Competence of the Executive Office of the General Federation of Trade Unions

Two members.

  • A representative of the peasant organization called by the Executive Office of the General Federation of Peasants (CPWU) for the organizations that have a relationship with the agricultural sector, as well as those who do not work in the institution, include one of the workers in the state when there is a representative of the peasant organization.

Member

2. The Governing Council shall meet at least once a month, and may meet, if necessary, at the invitation of its President or at the request of the majority of its members.
3. To attend meetings of the Board of Directors, the general manager of the public company or the public enterprise associated with the enterprise is invited when matters relating to his company or facility are considered without the right to vote.
4. The meetings of the Board of Directors shall be considered legal only in the presence of the majority of its members, including the President, and in the absence of his or her absence, in the chairmanship of the Board, the Vice-President of the Governing Council.
5. Decisions of the Governing Council shall be taken by a majority vote and in the case of equality of votes by the President of the Board of Directors, except as provided by article 11 of this Law where a two-thirds majority of the members are required.


Article 8

a. Work continues on financial and accounting regulations, contract regulations, regulations, costs, physical incentive systems, systems of interests and settlements, and containing the basic principles of institutions, companies and public enterprises of an economic nature.
b. The regulations and settlements for specialized banks and the Syrian public enterprise for insurance are issued by decree.


Article 9

To be issued by decision of the Minister:
1. Rules of procedure of the public institution consistent with the functions specified for them
2. Storage and distribution systems, warehouses, operating systems, publicity and advertising, for the public enterprise, public companies and their public facilities.
3. Financial rules for the operation of public institutions, public companies and public enterprises subject to the provisions of this law in a way that does not contradict the laws and financial regulations in force.


Article 10

The Governing Council is the competent authority to draw the policy of the public institution to achieve the purpose for which it has the power to manage and conduct its work. It is responsible for the full responsibility for the approval and implementation of the plans, the economic management of the institution and the achievement of the Ree'ism. In accordance with the State policy and public plans, the provisions of this law and the Syrian Trade Law, in particular, the good implementation of production, investment and export plans and the optimum use of available resources with a view to achieving an appropriate level of investment capital and is responsible for:
1. To develop and submit to competent bodies the draft basic principles and regulations set out in articles 8 and 9 of this Law.
2. Establishment of standards and performance rates for public enterprise, public companies and their public facilities
3. To draw up policies and targets for production, export, marketing, investment, employment, rural areas and prices, and to follow up on public companies and public facilities in their achievement of the objectives set by the State in this regard.
4. Develop detailed plans and operational programmes that ensure the development of production, quality control and the proper use of available resources, in order to increase and increase production, for the public enterprise, public companies and their public facilities.
5. To endorse the annual plan for public companies and their public facilities, including the following:
a. Investment plan
b. Production plan
c. Trade plan
d. Labour plan
e. Real-cost plan
f. The estimated budget
6. Coordination between public companies and their public enterprises, and work to resolve their differences
7. Examination of quarterly, annual and other reports submitted to the Board by the Director General of the Public Enterprise or the General Organization of the General Organization:
on the implementation of the plans of the public enterprise, public companies and their public facilities and their financial position and take what is necessary in this regard.
8-A study by the minister, the head of the board of directors, the general manager or representatives of the trade union organization in the board of directors to present it from issues related to the activity of the public institution, its public companies and public facilities.
9. The Board of Directors shall be entitled to invite those who deem it appropriate to attend its meetings without the right to vote.


Article 11

The Public Enterprise Management Board convenes under the chairmanship of the Minister in the following cases:
1. To endorse the annual plan of the public institution and to approve the consolidated annual plan of the Public Enterprise, its public companies and public facilities within the framework of the State's five-year plan without violating the powers granted to the State Planning Authority under the laws and regulations in force.
The annual plans of the public institution are discussed and discussed in the light of the reports of the annual performance calendar indicators.
2.a. Approval of the annual closing budget and calculation of the profits and losses of the public enterprise, public companies and their public facilities, and the evaluation of their performance and the performance of the members of their governing bodies and administrative committees. In this case, the Board of Directors is considered as the general authority of shareholders In the meaning of the Syrian Trade Law, a representative of the Central Financial Supervisory Body (CBE) will join him and apply for the responsibility of the board members and administrative committees for the provisions stipulated in the Syrian Trade Law in all unless it is provided for in this law.
The organization's management board and the administrative committee of the general company are read out or not, according to the case, after viewing the approval decisions issued by the Central Agency for Financial Control and the reports of the annual performance calendar indicators for a period of no more than three. years from the date of issuing the acceptance decision returning for the fiscal year concerned.
b. The foundations and provisions set out in paragraph (a) of this article shall apply to public companies and public facilities that follow the Minister directly when adopting the final budget and calculating profits and losses and disapproving or not reading the administrative commissions of their committees at a meeting of its Administrative Committee, chaired by the Minister Minister who is competent to be joined by a delegate from the Central Financial Supervisory Service.
3. To propose increasing and reducing the capital of the public enterprise, public companies and its public facilities, and the increase or decrease shall be adopted by decision of the Supreme Council for Planning.
4. Establishment, integration, fragmentation and elimination of economic units.
5. To propose a contribution to the capital of public institutions and companies and issue the decision to approve the President of the Council of Ministers in the light of a study prepared by the Ministry of Finance to this end.


Article 12

The Board of Directors shall use, in the exercise of its terms of reference, an appropriate expert and expert, and to contract with the experts, consultants, local, Arab and global advisory offices, its responsibility and, depending on the actual need, and for a specific purpose, and for a specific period that is not renewable or extended. With the approval of the Prime Minister.


Article 13

The Director General of the Public Enterprise shall assume the following powers:
1. Implementation of Governing Council resolutions.
2. To manage the public institution and develop its working methods and strengthen its equipment.
3. Exercise of the right of appointment according to the provisions of this matter in the laws and regulations in force.
4. The upgrading, transfer and reassignment of public enterprise personnel within the limits of laws and regulations in force.
5. The granting of incentive rewards within the limits of the Observatory and the imposition of penalties for employees within the limits of the laws and regulations in force.
6. Delegation of the Deputy Director General and Directors in some of its terms of reference.
7. supervise the work and supervision of public companies and public facilities.


Article 14

a. The Director General of the Public Enterprise shall enjoy within the limits of the laws and regulations in force in the administration of public enterprise and shall be accountable to the Board of Directors and to the Minister for the good conduct of the work in it.
It is called the general manager of the public institution or the general company, which does not follow a public institution, in which one of its employees is not affiliated to the Board of Directors or the administrative board, as the case may be added to the internal system of that entity.


Chapter III: Enterprise finance


Article 15

The public enterprise capital consists of:
1. State shares in the capital of public companies and their public enterprises
2. Funds allocated by the State.
3. The value of their fixed assets and their investments.
4. Other elements defined by the ordinance of its events or the decision to increase its capital.


Article 16

The General Organization's resources consist of:
1. Net profits of public companies and their public facilities
2. Reserves and consumption of fixed asset consumption for public enterprise, public companies and affiliated public facilities.
3. Loans and credit facilities
4. State allocation of appropriations
5. Special resources as a result of the activity of the public enterprise or of the business and services performed by the other.


Article 17

The Public Enterprise shall use its resources in accordance with the following:
1. To finance its plans and to cover its expenditures and the nature of its mandated tasks.
2. To monitor, in the budget of the public institution, the public company and the public enterprise subject to the provisions of this Act, a dependence on the public cultural and social activities of the public enterprise, the public company and the public enterprise shall be adopted.
It shall be determined by decision of the competent minister in agreement with the General Confederation of Trade Unions and on the basis of the proposal of the Board of Directors of the Public Enterprise for the disbursement of such accreditation.
3. Supply of surplus from its resources to the Public Debt Fund


Article 18

a. The accounts of the public institution are maintained according to the basis of commercial and industrial accounting and their budgets are regulated on this basis.
b. Taking into account the provisions of the Economic Penal Code, the funds of the public enterprise, public companies and public enterprises affiliated to them are considered as private State funds, except for the general benefit of a law.
c. The public institution may have the right to hold or expand public companies, public enterprises and economic units in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Authority.
d. The public enterprise or public company or public facility shall adopt standards and performance rates for all of its activities and may spend a maximum of 10 % of annual net profits for its employees, which exceeds the net profits specified in the performance rates and approved standards. Competitive only and competitive parties are determined by a decision issued by the President of the Council of Ministers.


Chapter Four: Managing the Company
General and public enterprise


Article 19

The public company or public office of a public institution is managed by:
1. Administrative Committee
2. General Manager.


Article 20

a. A decision issued by the Prime Minister may be made on the proposal of the competent minister to nominate a head of the administrative committee of the public company of a public institution that is not working in the light of qualifications it enjoys.
b. The general manager of the General Organization shall be appointed by the public office of a public institution by a decision of the Prime Minister, in which he or she shall determine his or her compensation and compensation.
c. Directors shall be appointed in the public company or public facility in accordance with the laws and regulations in force.
d. The Administrative Committee of the General Organization of the Public Company of a public institution of seven members, including the President, shall be composed of the following:
-Chairman of the administrative committee or general manager
-General Manager or Associate Director General Member and Vice-Chair
-One of the Directors designated by the Minister in the event of designation by the Director General as Chairman of the Administrative Committee
-Two of the employees who are not employees of the company or at least one of them are employees of the state, which the minister calls two members.
-Representatives of workers in the first or second category (if the first category is not available) qualified by the executive office of the General Confederation of Trade Unions. Two members.
A representative of the peasant organization called by the Executive Office of the General Federation of Peasants, for public companies and public facilities that have a relationship with the agricultural sector and only those who do not work in the public company or public enterprise when there is a representative of the peasant organization.
2. The Administrative Committee shall meet at least once a month, and may meet, if necessary, at the invitation of its President or at the request of the majority of its members.
3. The meetings of the Administrative Committee shall be considered legal only in the presence of the majority of its members, including the Chairperson of the Administrative Committee. In the event of his absence, he shall be appointed by the Vice-Chairman of the Administrative Committee.
4. Decisions of the Administrative Committee shall be taken by a majority vote and in the event of equal votes by the Chairman of the Administrative Committee.


Article 21

The administrative committee of the public company or public enterprise of a public institution is the competent authority to draw up the policy of the public company or the public enterprise to achieve the purpose for which it has done and has the power to manage the public company or the public enterprise and to run its business. It is considered to be fully responsible for the good execution of the plans and economic management of the public company or the public enterprise and the realization of economic regreseism. In accordance with the State policy and public plans and the provisions of this law, in particular the good implementation of the production and export line and the best use of available resources with a view to achieving an appropriate level of investment capital and taking over:
1. To propose and submit to the competent Minister directly or through the public institution the draft regulations required for it and provided for in article IX of this Law.
2. To propose standards and performance rates and to work under these standards and rates after their adoption of assets.
3. Develop operational plans to achieve the policies and objectives of production, export, marketing, investment, employment, regreseism and prices set by the public institution.
4. Develop programmes for the implementation of plans by the public enterprise for the development of production and the provision of quality control and the proper use of the resources available economically.
5. To propose the annual plan in full its investment, productivity and commercial components, the labour plan, the cost and regresic plan and the estimated budget.
6. Coordination between its economic units.
7. To study and take the necessary periodic reports on the operation and financial status of the State party.
8. Work to ensure that cost accounting is applied according to scientific basis.
9. To develop a policy that ensures that workers are sufficiently productive and that the efficiency of the operation of the public company and public facilities is achieved and that the work is carried out.
10. Follow-up to scheduled implementation of projects.
11. To achieve estimates of the resources and expenditures contained in its plan and to work on resource development and expenditure reduction.
12. Take what is necessary to supply the surplus of its resources to the public institution within the deadlines.
13. Develop training programmes for personnel.
14-To study all that the head of the board of the public institution, the head of the administrative committee, the general manager of the public institution, the general manager of the general company or the public enterprise or the representatives of the trade union organization in the administrative committee, present it from the issues that concern its activity.
15. The Administrative Committee shall be entitled to invite those who consider it appropriate to attend its meetings without the right to vote.


Article 22

The management of a public company is not affiliated with a public institution:
1. Administrative Committee.
2. General Manager.


Article 23

a. The head of the administrative committee of the general company not affiliated to a public institution is called a non-employee in the light of qualifications enjoyed by a decree setting out his or her fee.
b. The general manager of the general company not affiliated to a public institution shall be appointed by decree setting out his or her compensation and compensation and shall be a member of the Administrative Committee and accountable to the Committee and to the Minister.
c. Directors shall be appointed in the general company not affiliated to a public institution in accordance with the laws and regulations in force.
D. 1. The Administrative Committee of the Non-General Organization General Company shall be composed of nine members, including the President, as follows:
> Chairman of the Administrative Committee
> Director General and Vice-Chair
> Associate Director General Member
> One of the directors in the public company calls him a member
> Three other than employees of the public company are called by the minister, at least two of them are members of the state.
> Representatives of category I or II workers (in case I do not provide the first category) Competence of the Executive Office of the General Confederation of Trade Unions
> A representative of the peasant organization called by the Executive Office of the General Federation of Peasants, for public companies that have a relationship with the agricultural sector, and only those who do not work in the public company, one of them workers in the state, when a representative of the peasant organization is a member.
2. The Administrative Committee shall meet at least once a month and may meet when necessary at the invitation of its President or at the request of the majority of its members.
3. The meetings of the Administrative Committee shall be considered legal only in the presence of the majority of its members, including the Chairperson of the Administrative Committee. In the event of his absence, he shall be appointed by the Vice-Chairman of the Administrative Committee.
4. Decisions of the Administrative Committee shall be taken by a majority vote and in the event of equal votes by the Chairman of the Administrative Committee.


Article-24.

To be issued by decision of the competent minister:
1. Inform the rules of procedure of the public company or public enterprise in accordance with the functions specified for them.
2. Name one of the directors of the general company or an associate of the Director General as well as his or her work.


Article 25.

The administrative committee of the general company not affiliated to a public institution is the competent authority to draw the company's policy to achieve the purpose for which it has the power to manage the company and conduct its business, and is considered to be fully responsible for the good execution of plans and economic management. In accordance with the State policy and its general plans, the provisions of this law and the Syrian Trade Law, in particular the good implementation of the production and export plans and the best use of available resources in order to achieve an appropriate level of investment capital and take charge of the company.
1. To propose and submit to the competent authorities the draft regulations required for it and set forth in article IX of this Law.
2. Establish standards and performance rates.
3. Draw up policies and targets for production, export, investment, employment, regreships and prices to achieve the goals set by the State in this regard.
4. Develop detailed plans and operational programmes that ensure the development of production and quality control and the proper use of available resources economically, and all that will increase and increase production.
5. The adoption of the annual plan, which includes the following:
a. Investment plan.
b. Production plan.
c. Business plan.
d. Labour plan.
e. Cost and regrese plan.
f. The discretionary budget.
6. Examination of quarterly, annual and other reports submitted by the Director General of the Company to the Committee:
about the implementation of the company's plans and financial position and take the necessary measures in this regard.
7-To study all the issues concerning the activity of the company, the minister or head of the administrative committee, the director general or representatives of the trade union organization in the administrative committee.
8. The Administrative Committee shall be entitled to invite those who consider it appropriate to attend its meetings without the right to vote.


Article 26

The Administrative Committee may use, in the exercise of its terms of reference, an appropriate expert, specialist and contract with experts, consultants, local, Arab and global advisory offices, their responsibility and the actual need, for a specific purpose and for a fixed term that is not renewable or The extension is only with the approval of the Prime Minister.


Article 27.

assumes the general manager of the general company or the public enterprise (as immediately) ati:
1. Implementation of the decisions of the management board of the public institution or administrative committee.
2. Administration of the public company or public enterprise and the development of working methods and the strengthening of its equipment.
3. Exercise the right of appointment in accordance with the relevant provisions of laws and regulations in force.
4. The upgrading, transfer and assignment of employees of the public company or the public enterprise within the limits of the laws and systems in force.
5. The granting of incentive rewards within the limits of the Observatory and the imposition of penalties for employees within the limits of the laws and systems in force.
6. Delegation of the Deputy Director General and Directors in some of its terms of reference.
7. To supervise the work of the economic units of the public company or the public enterprise and their supervision.
8. Submission of quarterly and annual reports on the implementation of public company plans or public enterprise and their financial position to the board of the public institution or administrative committee.


Article 28

The general manager of the general company or the public enterprise within the boundaries of the laws and systems in force shall have the power to manage their affairs and be accountable to the general manager of the institution for the implementation of the plan and the proper functioning of the business.
Chapter V: Corporate Finance
Public or public facility


Article 29

a. The capital of a public company or public enterprise following a public institution shall consist of:
1. The value of their fixed assets and their investments.
2. Funds allocated by the public institution.
3. Other elements defined by the instrument of events or the decision to increase their capital.
b. The capital of a public company that does not follow a public institution shall consist of:
1. The value of their fixed assets and their investments.
2. Funds allocated by the State to them.
3. Other elements defined by the instrument of events or the decision to increase their capital.


Article 30.

a. The resources of a public company or a public enterprise following a public institution shall consist of:
1. Resources arising from various aspects of their activity.
2. Loans and credit facilities.
3. The appropriations shall be made by the public institution.
b. The public company's resources that do not follow a public institution consist of:
1. Resources arising from various aspects of their activity.
2. Loans and credit facilities.
3. Funds allocated by the State.


Article 31.

a. The public company or public enterprise that follows a public institution shall use its resources in:
1. To finance its plans and to cover its expenses and the nature of its purposes.
2. Supply of surplus from its resources to the public enterprise.
b. The public company that does not follow a public institution shall use its resources in:
1. To finance its plans and to cover its expenses and the nature of its purposes.
2. Supply of surplus from its resources to the Public Debt Fund.


Article 32.

The accounts of the public company or the public enterprise are maintained according to the basis of commercial and industrial accounting and the organization of their budgets on this basis.


Chapter VI: Final provisions


Article 33.

Institutions, companies and public facilities may invest the current property on their ownership in order to achieve economic reseism, in accordance with their objectives and after the approval of the Prime Minister.


Article 34

Institutions, companies and public facilities, based on the actual need and requirements of work, may exceed the rate of 2 % as incentive rewards from the lump sum salary and wages stipulated in Decree No. 1715 of 1977, not exceeding the rate of 4 % of the lump sum salary and wages.


Article 35.

Public institutions, companies and public facilities may separate the administration from ownership in certain acts and services and issue the decision of approval of the cabinet based on a reasoned proposal from the competent minister.


Article 36

Institutions, companies and public facilities may propose joint companies for some business and services to take place in legal instruments. The head of the Council of Ministers will issue instructions on implementing the provisions of this article on the proposal of the Ministry of Finance and the competent minister.


Article 37.

The public institution of social insurance is entitled to invest its surplus funds in fields that guarantee an investment deposit based on the study of the economic feasibility of projects and guarantee an investment safety degree.


Article 38.

Workers in public institutions, public companies and public facilities are subject to the provisions of the Basic Law for Workers of the State.


Article 39.

a. The President and members of the boards of directors of public institutions and the administrative committees of public companies and public facilities shall receive a lump sum compensation for each session he attends.
b. A decision by the Prime Minister to compensate the meeting, the basis and the rules for granting such compensation in proportion to the volume of activity and nature of work in public institutions, public companies and public facilities on the proposal of the Ministry of Finance shall be determined by the decision of the Prime Minister.
A total of what any member of the board of directors or administrative committee may exceed, may not exceed the meetings of boards of directors or administrative committees, no matter how much 24000 Syrian pounds may be, and this amount may be amended by a decision of the Prime Minister on the proposal of a ministry. Finance.
The compensation awarded under this Article shall not be entered into the maximum limits of the compensation provided for in the laws and systems in force.
It shall grant members of the board or administrative committee of the state and non-employees of the public enterprise or the public enterprise or the establishment to attend meetings of boards of directors or administrative committees in compensation determined by a decision to be issued by the Prime Minister containing the rules and basis for granting this. Compensation based on a proposal by the Ministry of Finance to be no less than 2,000 Syrian pounds and no more than 3,000 Syrian pounds per month, and no more than two administrative committees may be combined with administrative committees, and that would give the members of the board or administrative committee other than those working in the state to meet. Their attendance at the meetings of the administrative board or administrative committee in compensation is determined by a decision issued by the President of the Council of Ministers containing the rules and basis for granting such compensation. Based on a proposal from the Ministry of Finance
The Chairman of the Board of Directors or the Administrative Committee shall receive compensation of liability determined by a decision issued by the Prime Minister containing the rules and basis for granting such compensation upon the proposal of the Ministry of Finance.


Article 40.

The president and members of boards of directors or administrative committees shall be granted, as is the case in the public institution, the public company or the public enterprise without the workers, in the light of their efforts, the volume of activity and the nature of the work, by decision of the competent minister, from the appropriations for the balance of the entity. In a way that does not exceed 3,000 Syrian pounds per month per person and for responsibility and does not fall within the ceilings specified in the laws and systems in force.


Article 41

a. The general manager of the public institution, the public company or the general facility, is in the process of maintenance, and may give a mandate to those who depend on it within the limits and conditions set out by him.
b. The Director-General shall represent his or her public institution, public company or public facilities before the judiciary and for which he or she may be dependent upon his/her adoption.


Article 42

The fiscal year of the public institution, public company, and public enterprise is the state's fiscal year.
A decision may be made by the Minister of Finance to set another date for the start and end of the financial year for the public enterprise, public companies and public enterprises that require the nature of their effectiveness.


Article 43

The public institution, the public company or the public facility operate with the state guarantee.


Article 44

The contracts and operations carried out by the public enterprise, public company and public facility are exempted from the approval of the State Council.


Article 45.

The public institutions, public companies and their public facilities are exempted from providing guarantees and guarantees for departments, public institutions, municipalities and all public sector bodies and companies and public companies, for the tenders they share or contracts that are being conducted by them. The sighs that you're implementing.


Article 46

Public institutions, public companies and their public establishments are exempted from providing judicial guarantees in all cases in which the law imposes such a liability.


Article 47.

Taking into account the provisions of article 11, paragraph (b), of this Law, the administrative committee of the general company or non-public enterprise of a public institution headed by the Minister shall be convened in the following cases:
1. To adopt the annual plan of the public company or public facility within the framework of the State's five-year plan without an imbalance in the powers granted to the State planning authority under the laws and regulations in force.
The annual plan of the public company or public facility is discussed and discussed in the light of the annual performance calendar indicators.
2. Proposal to increase and lose the capital of the public company or public facility, and the increase or decrease shall be adopted by decision of the Supreme Council for Planning.
3. Establishment, integration, fragmentation and elimination of economic units
4. To propose a contribution to the capital of public institutions and companies and issue the decision to approve the Prime Minister in the light of a study prepared by the Ministry of Finance to this end.


Article 48

a. The application of Public Enterprise Law No. 32 of 1957 and its amendments are limited to public institutions of a administrative nature.
b. Replace the words (public institution) Where in the law referred to in previous paragraph (a) of this article (the public body) So does all the laws and now their own systems.


Article 49.

A decision may be made by the Prime Minister and on the proposal of the competent minister to increase or reduce the number of members of boards of directors or administrative committees, as appropriate, according to the requirements and nature of the activity and work of public institutions, public companies and public establishments that are covered and updated in accordance with the provisions of this law.


Article 50.

Under a decision by the Supreme Council for Investment, institutions, companies, public facilities and new projects that occur in accordance with the provisions of this Law may benefit from the privileges and exemptions set out in the Investment Act No. 10 of 1991 and its amendments.


Article 51.

In a period of two years and no later than three years from the date of application of the provisions of this Law, combining the position of the Director General with the President of the Board of Directors or the Administrative Committee as the case may be established in public institutions and non-public corporations of a public institution and amending the composition of boards of directors or committees. The administrative decision is made by the Prime Minister's decision on the proposal of the competent minister.


Article 52

Canccanceled. Legislative Decree No. 20 of 1994 All instructions, communications and decisions in contravention of the provisions of this Act are effective from the date of its entry into force.


Article 52

This law is published in the Official Journal and is considered to be effective six months after the date of its promulgation.

Damascus: 29-11-1425 A.H., 91-2005,

President
Bashar al-Assad

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