Ley 15/2014, de 16 de septiembre, de racionalización del Sector Público y otras medidas de reforma administrativa. | BOE-A-2014-9467 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 15/2014, de 16 de septiembre, de racionalización del Sector Público y otras medidas de reforma administrativa.

La norma integra el SMC en el INVIED y atribuye al INVIED nuevas funciones y facultades sobre obras, patrimonio y enajenación de bienes.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2014-9467
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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This article abolishes the body and assigns SEGIPSA to manage and liquidate its assets under state property supervision. Regulates how certain State public bodies must handle cash accounts, usually through the Bank of Spain, and sets prior-authorisation and reporting rules for opening, using, cancelling, and monitoring accounts. The article says when members of a consortium may separate and how they must notify it. This article says that if a member exercises a separation right, the consorcio must calculate the separation share and agree how payment or any debt will be handled; in some cases, separation can dissolve the consorcio. This article (in its former text) governed how a consortium was dissolved and liquidated, including appointing a liquidator and calculating members’ liquidation shares.