Question 10091 — elected officials

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Mr. Mohamed Laqhila questions the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, about the regulations in force concerning the representation of MPs during official visits by ministers. The agenda of parliamentarians is generally very full, and it is completely normal for an MP to be able to be represented here or there when he, or his deputy, is not able to be present at the event, and even more so when it involves official invitations from the prefecture for example. Article 1 of Decree 89-855 of September 13, 1989 states: “it is up to each body to determine the composition of its delegation”. Notwithstanding article 13 of the same decree, according to which: "ranks and precedence are not delegated", he would like to know if he can nevertheless mandate a parliamentary collaborator to represent him during an official visit, or well if this authorization is a discretionary decision of the inviting authority.

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