Ley 26/2010, de 3 de agosto, de régimen jurídico y de procedimiento de las administraciones públicas de Cataluña. | BOE-A-2010-13313 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 26/2010, de 3 de agosto, de régimen jurídico y de procedimiento de las administraciones públicas de Cataluña.

This article states that the law’s purpose is to regulate the legal regime of Catalan public administrations, their specific administrative procedure rules, and the procedure for drafting regulations within the Generalidad Administration.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2010-13313
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
Official source
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This article lists very serious, serious, and minor infringements for collaborating entities and sets fines and other possible sanctions. El órgano instructor puede ordenar como medida cautelar la suspensión de la habilitación de la entidad colaboradora o de su personal técnico presuntamente responsable. Las administraciones públicas de Cataluña solo pueden ejercer la potestad sancionadora cuando una ley lo atribuya expresamente. Only administrative bodies expressly empowered by law or regulation may exercise Catalonia’s sanctioning power, and the same body may not be assigned both the investigation and decision-making roles in a sanctioning procedure. Sanctioning procedures must be set by law or regulation, and abbreviated procedures must protect the legal rights of the alleged responsible person.