Decree-Law No. 18 of 2001 Establishing the General Postal Corporation (Q-post)
طباعة
Section: General Provisions (29-35)
Article 29
1. The Council of Ministers may at all times request the Board to submit reports on the Corporation's financial, administrative or organisational status, or any of the aspects of its activities, or any information related thereto.
The Council of Ministers may issue general guidance to the Board, on what the Corporation shall follow in matters relating to public policy, and the Board shall comply with such guidance.
Article 30
The Corporation shall be exempted from the costs of depreciation of the main postal building. The Corporation and any company owned thereby may be exempted by a resolution of the Council of Ministers from all or part of the taxes and fees prescribed by Law.
Article 31
1. All movable and immovable assets owned by the Ministry of Communications and Transport related to the PostalDepartment shall be devolved to the Corporation from the date of coming into effect of this Law and shall be deemed part of the capital of the Corporation.
All rights and liabilities of the Ministry relating to the PostalDepartmentand financial appropriations assigned thereto in the State general budget shall be devolved to the Corporation.
Article 32
1. Employees of the PostalDepartment shall be transferred to the Corporation with the same grades and all employment rights and privileges.
The Ministry of Civil Service Affairs and Housing shall regulate the status of employees who are not transferred to the Corporation.
Article 33
The current regulations, resolutions and rules which are not incompatible with the provisions of this Law shall remain in effect until bylaws for the Corporation are adopted.
Article 34
Each provision that contradicts the provisions of this Law shall be deemed null and void.
Article 35
All competent authorities, each within its own jurisdiction, shall enforce this Law which shall come into effect from 25 October 2001 and shall be published in the
Official Gazette.