With the aim of implementing the State Reform, the National Executive Branch issued this Monday (05.08.2024) the regulations of the Title II of the Law of Bases and Starting Points for the Freedom of Argentines No. 27.742.
This is how it is expressed Decree 695 / 2024 published in the Official Gazette, whose text introduces modifications in the following chapters: Administrative Reorganization (Chapter I), Privatization (Chapter II), Administrative processes (Chapter III) and Public Employment (Chapter IV).
In this regard, it was indicated in the publication that, Office of the Chief of Ministers, within 15 days from this Monday, must approve the implementation schedule for silence with a positive meaning, within the framework of administrative procedures in which the granting of an administrative authorization is processed in accordance with the provisions of article 31 of Law No. 27.742.
Meanwhile, the centralized and decentralized Public Administration departments must identify and keep up to date the details of the administrative procedures covered by the provisions of the previous paragraph, within the scope of their powers.
"Administrative procedures regulated by special regulations that contemplate the application of silence with positive effect will continue to be governed by their respective regulations and will remain fully operational," the official text states.
Likewise, the Office of the Chief of Ministers must submit to the National Executive Branch, following a reasoned report from the competent areas, the specific cases in which the silence with positive effect contemplated in section b) of article 10 of the National Law of Administrative Procedures No. 19.549 will not apply, prior to its effective implementation.
Meanwhile, Secretariat of Innovation, Science and Technology must adopt the necessary measures to ensure the implementation of silence with a positive meaning through digital platforms, as set out in Article 3.
This Decree is effective immediately.
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