Le Moniteur, 145th year No. 48, 31 May 1990: decrees on the Ministry of the Interior, the departmental Delegations and the Ministry of National Defense
Summary: Le Moniteur No. 48 of Thursday 31 May 1990, carrying three decrees of provisional president Ertha Pascal Trouillot, all dated 17 May 1990: one setting the organization of the Ministry of the Interior, one creating in each geographic department a civil representation of the executive called the Delegation, with delegates and vice-delegates, and one giving the Ministry of National Defense an organizational structure.
Key Findings
- Three decrees of provisional president Ertha Pascal Trouillot, each given at the National Palace on 17 May 1990.
- The Interior decree sets out the ministry's directorates, including the Directorate of Territorial Collectivities and the Administrative Directorate.
- The Delegations decree creates in each geographic department a civil representation of the executive, the Delegation, seated in the departmental capital, with a Vice-Delegation in each arrondissement.
- Delegates execute the laws in their districts and exercise tutelage over local bodies, and a Secretary General is each delegate's adviser.
- The Defense decree makes the Ministry of National Defense the central body of the executive for national defense, headed by a senior officer of the Armed Forces of Haiti.
How to cite
Presidency of the Republic of Haiti (PRH), Le Moniteur, 145th year No. 48, 31 May 1990: decrees on the Ministry of the Interior, the departmental Delegations and the Ministry of National Defense, https://budget.gouv.ht/storage/app/uploads/public/5f5/a8b/950/5f5a8b9502b2c913066479.pdf
- Rights holder
- Government of Haiti