Decreto-ley 1/2011, de 29 de noviembre, del Gobierno de Aragón, de medidas urgentes de racionalización del Sector Público Empresarial. | BOA-d-2011-90078 — Spain law | Esheria

Decreto-ley 1/2011, de 29 de noviembre, del Gobierno de Aragón, de medidas urgentes de racionalización del Sector Público Empresarial.

This article states that the decree-law aims to introduce urgent measures for rationalizing Aragón’s public business sector.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Decree law
Citation
BOA-d-2011-90078
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
Official source
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The Public Business Corporation of Aragon must prepare aggregated information and publish it every year, and the Autonomous Community of Aragon must not directly or indirectly take part in private companies unless their bylaws require an audit of accounts. Las sociedades sujetas a este Decreto-Ley quedan bajo control de la Intervención General, y la Corporación Empresarial debe enviar información periódica en ciertos supuestos. La Corporación Empresarial Pública de Aragón must create an audit and control commission linked to its board of directors. Ciertas sociedades sujetas a esta norma pueden ser sometidas a una auditoría interna cuando lo considere oportuno la Corporación Empresarial Pública de Aragón, el departamento de tutela o el departamento competente en materia de patrimonio. Companies need prior authorization from the Government of Aragón to enter into contracts of at least EUR 12 million, with a discretion-based power for the Government to require authorization for other contracts too.