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Key Institutions Report final 15 December 2011 - Unmit

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2.2.1. SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEFENCE [SECRETARIA DE ESTADO DA DEFESA]<br />

“The Secretary of State for Defence (…) shall the central organ of the Government responsible<br />

for designing, executing, coordinating and evaluating the policy defined and approved by the<br />

Council of Ministers for the areas of national defence and military cooperation.”<br />

Source: Decree-Law 31/2008 of 13 of August 2008 approving the Organic Structure of the Ministry of<br />

Defence and Security, Article 7<br />

Júlio Tomás Pinto<br />

INSTITUTION ESTABLISHED BY<br />

Decree-law 07/2007 of 5 September 2007 approving the Organic Structure of the IV<br />

Constitutional Government, amended by Decree-laws 5/2008, 26/2008, 37/2008, 14/2009,<br />

11/2010 and <strong>15</strong>/2010<br />

OTHER LEGAL REFERENCES<br />

Presidential Decree 85/2007 of 8 August 2007 nominating the Secretary of State for<br />

Defence, Júlio Tomás Pinto<br />

Decree-Law 31/2008 of 13 of August 2008 approving the Organic Structure of the Ministry<br />

of Defence and Security<br />

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEFENCE<br />

Júlio Tomás Pinto<br />

APPOINTED ON APPOINTED BY 58<br />

8 August 2007 José Manuel Ramos-Horta, President of the<br />

Republic<br />

DURATION OF MANDATE<br />

Decided by the Prime-Minister<br />

MAIN MANDATE / COMPETENCIES<br />

“In the framework of the mission of Ministry of Defence and Security, Secretary of State for<br />

Defence shall have the following competences:<br />

a) To propose policies and draw-up regulatory drafts necessary to its areas of tutelage;<br />

b) To enter into international agreements on matters of defence and military<br />

cooperation, in coordination with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs;<br />

c) To administer and monitor the Timor-Leste Defence Force;<br />

d) To promote the adequation of the military means;<br />

58 “The remaining members of the Government shall be appointed by the President of the Republic<br />

following proposal by the Prime-Minister” (Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, Section<br />

106, 2)

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