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The governor Gladson Cameli published, in this Friday’s edition (6), a new series of administrative acts involving changes in commissioned positions in the state government. Among the measures are dismissals and new appointments to different sectors of public administration.
Changes are part of the Executive’s administrative routine and usually occur throughout the year to adjust the structure of secretariats, agencies and other bodies linked to the government. Commissioned positions are freely appointed and dismissed, that is, they can be occupied and dismissed by direct decision of the governor.
In the published acts, some civil servants were dismissed from their duties while others began to occupy strategic positions in the government structure. Appointments and dismissals become effective from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.
Movements of this type are common in state management and, in many cases, accompany internal changes in departments or administrative restructuring. The government also uses these changes to reinforce technical and political teams in areas considered priorities.
Check below the list of dismissals and appointments published in this Friday’s edition of the Official State Gazette:
