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01 of December of 2010Council of Ministers Meeting 1st December 2010The Council of Ministers met this Wednesday, 1st December 2010, in the Meeting Room of the Council of Ministers, in the Government Palace, in Díli, and approved:more
1. Appointment of the Rector of the Timor Lorosa’e National University
2. Decree-Law that approves the Organic Law for the Criminal Investigation Police
3. Decree-Law that Approves the Compensation Regime for Vacating State Property
4. Decree-Law on the Salary and Professional Equalization of the Careers for District Superintendent and School Inspector, of the Ministry of Education
The Council of Ministries also analysed:
1. Creation of the Designated National Authority
01 of December of 2010Election of the Rector of UNTLThe Council of Ministers elected, through secret ballot, Dr. Aurélio Guterres to the position of Rector of the Timor Lorosa’e National University (UNTL).more
24 of November of 2010Council of Ministers’ Meeting of November 24, 2010The council of Ministers met this Wednesday, 24 November 2010, at the Council of Ministers’ Meeting Room, in the Government Palace, and approved:more
1. Alteration to the National Parliament Electoral Law
2. Alteration to the Law for Electoral Administrative Organs
3. Alteration to the Electoral Law for President of the Republic
4. Second alteration to the Organic of the Ministry of State Administration and Territorial Planning
The Council of Ministers also analyzed:
1. Decree Law that creates the Commercial Fund for National Development
2. Proposal of an Organic Law for the Chamber of Accounts of the Administrative, Fiscal and Accounting High Court
18 of November of 2010Council of Ministers Meeting, 18 November 2010The Council of Ministers met this Thursday, 18 November 2010, at the Council of Ministers Meeting Room, in the Government Palace, in Díli and approved:more
1. Decree-Law that Approves the Organic Law of the Ministry of Infrastructures
2. Authorization request for Absence of the Country, by Members of Government
3. Marine Site Investigation for Timor-Leste LNG in Beaço
The Council of Ministers also analyzed:
1. UNMIT Transition
2. Law Proposal for the Organic Law of the Chamber of Auditors of the Administrative, Fiscal and Auditors High Court
3. Situation of the Students in Jogjakarta, Indonesia
4. Presentation of the Proposal of Amendment of the Electoral Law for the National Parliament
5. Presentation of the proposal Amendment to the Law of the Electoral Administration Organs
15 of November of 2010Statement by the Spokesperson of the IV Constitutional Government on November 15, 2010A new Timor-Leste emerges after three years of skilled leadershipmore
11 of November of 2010Extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers of the 11th November 2010The Council of Ministers met, this Thursday, the 11th November 2010, in the Council of Minister’s meeting room in the Government Palace, in Díli, and approved:more
1. Law Proposal that approves the General State Budget of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste for the year 2011
10 of November of 2010Meeting of the Council of Ministers of the 10th November 2010The Council of Ministers met this Wednesday, the 10th November 2010, at the Council of Ministers’ Meeting Room in the Government Palace, Díli, and approved:more
1. Malanesian Spearhead Group
2. Decree-Law that transforms the Microfinance Institute into a Commercial Bank
3. Legal System for Certification and Inscription of Civil Construction and Technical Civil Consultancy companies
4. Decree-Law for the Registry of Businessmen in Sole Partnership for the Civil Construction Sector
5. Emergency Evacuation of Timorese Students in Jogyakarta / Sending financial support to Indonesia
6. Logistics Base in Suai
The Council of Ministers also analyzed:
1. Creation of a logistics base to supply goods and services (Supply-Base) in Suai
2. Attribution of support to the Superior Council of the Timor-Leste National Police (PNTL)
09 of November of 2010Statement by the Spokesperson of the IV Constitutional Government on November 9, 2010Timor-Leste extends a lifeline to Woodsidemore
