Canary Islands Council of Official Administrative Managers - New Statutes

Overview

The Canary Islands government has officially published the new statutes of the Council of Official Administrative Managers, a public entity coordinating professionals in Las Palmas and Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Created by a 2012 decree, the Council aims to:

• represent, coordinate, and regulate the profession across the islands
• promote ethical standards
• offer mediation services
• promote cooperation with authorities

Core Functions

The statutes define the Council's core functions, including:

• representing the profession to government bodies
• resolving conflicts between member colleges
• ensuring professional standards and disciplinary procedures
• managing budget allocations based on contributions

Budget contributions are proportional to the number of active members from regional colleges.

Governance and Structure

Elected officials include:

• President
• Vice President
• Secretary
• Treasurer

These officials will serve four-year terms.

"The President necessarily must be a college president."

The Council also sets rules for:

• disciplinary actions
• penalties for misconduct
• procedures for modifying statutes
• dissolving the organization

Significance

This development matters to residents and professionals alike, as it aims to:

• strengthen oversight
• enhance professionalism
• ensure ethical conduct of administrative managers across the Canary Islands

Clear regulations are expected to:

• improve service quality
• uphold the reputation of this key professional group

This group is vital for:

• administrative processes
• legal procedures
• affecting businesses and individuals in the region