PART EIGHT

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND OTHER EMPLOYEES

 

Administrative Organizations

ARTICLE 51

  1. A Secretary General is appointed to be in charge of central administration and (s)he is responsible, in governing bodies of higher education, to the President and in universities to the Rector. In addition, there will be the necessary number of office heads, directors, consultants, legal advisors, experts, clerical staff and service personnel who are subject to Law No. 657 on Civil Servants.

    2. Departmental directorates and directorates are established in compliance with general provisions, by the decision of the Board in governing bodies of higher education and by the Administrative Board in universities.

  2. In each Faculty, there is to be a Faculty Secretary, the head of the faculty administration, responsible to the Dean. Similarly, in Graduate Schools and Schools of Higher Education there are to be a Graduate School and a School of Higher Education Secretary responsible to the Graduate School or School of Higher Education Director. The necessary number of administrative and office staff will also be employed. Division of labor among them is to be made by the Secretary, upon the approval of the Dean or the Director.

  3. The Secretary General and Secretaries act ex officio in the capacity of rapporteurs.