Organic Law Establishing General Provisions Governing Public Institutions (Organic Law 1 of 2020).

The Organic Law focuses on the legal framework for the establishment, operation, and governance of public institutions. It categorizes public institutions into non-commercial public institutions and state-owned companies, emphasizing their legal personality and autonomy. The document aims to provide clarity on the responsibilities and oversight mechanisms for these institutions, aligning with broader policy goals of effective governance and accountability in public service. Key measures outlined in the document include the establishment and dissolution processes for public institutions, which are governed by Presidential Orders. It specifies the composition and responsibilities of the Board of Directors and the Executive Organ, detailing their roles in daily management, strategic planning, and financial oversight. The implementation plan involves collaboration between the supervising authority, the Board of Directors, and the Executive Organ to achieve the strategic mission of public institutions. The text consists of 28 Articles.