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Faculties and Attributions CEN Source: Current Statutes Requirements to be part of the National Executive Committee, National Surveillance Council and Permanent Commissions National Surveillance Council ARTICLE 92.- The following are the obligations and powers of the National Surveillance Council : I Ensure that both the National Executive Committee, as well as the other Directive Bodies of the Union, strictly comply with their obligations and attributions and that they faithfully observe these Statutes, the Agreements, Regulations and Agreements adopted in the Congresses and in the National Directive Councils, General Assemblies and Boards of the Organisms themselves. II. study and solve the accusations that for violation of Statutes is presented against the National Directors, Sectional or against Union Members, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter X thereof. III. Ensure that the review of the accounting that the National Treasury Commission must carry out, is with the statutory frequency and conforms to the established guidelines. IV. Review correspondence and documentation, intervening in all matters of the Union at any time it deems convenient, for the purpose of ascertaining that the Directors comply with the provisions of these Statutes. v. Know the conflicts that arise between the Sections and the National Executive Committee, intervening in them and establishing the rights that correspond to each of the parties in conflict. SAW. To rule on the sanctions that must be applied to the Directors and to the members of the Union, in accordance with the provisions of these Statutes. VII. Know in second instance all the cases ruled by the Councils Surveillance premises that are appealed by the interested parties, according to section II of this article. VII. In cases of trade union conflicts whose solution is not possible to achieve, you must refer it to the next National Congress or National Board of Directors, so that the corresponding resolution is issued. IX. Take care that the rights of the members of the Organization are respected and that they comply with their obligations. X. It will ensure that the Announcements for the National Directive Councils and for the National Congresses that the National Executive Committee submits to the plenary, adjust to these Statutes and the Federal Law of Workers in the Service of the State. XI. Request from the Local Surveillance Councils all the reports and documents that it deems appropriate, giving them the appropriate instructions so that they always act in accordance with the smooth running of the Union. XII. Indicate, in accordance with the National Executive Committee, the credit institutions in which the Union's funds must be deposited. XIII. Intervene in cases where the definitive absence of a Secretary of the National Executive Committee is covered. XIV. Deliver to his successors, by inventory, all the documents and assets owned by the Union that are in his possession, giving them the necessary explanations on the matters that are in process. XV. Require from the Local Surveillance Councils the report on the monthly cash cuts that the Sectional Executive Committees must formulate. XVI. Authorize, through its President or whoever replaces him, under the terms of these Statutes, all expenses incurred the organization. XVII. Intervene in all the deliveries of the Administrative Posts of the Union. XVIII. Make recommendations to the National Executive Committee and suggest all the measures it deems appropriate for the benefit of the Organization. XIX. Those that are indicated in other precepts of these Statutes.

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2022 Dic. 11, 734 2021 Dic. 11, 734 2020 2019 Dec. 11, 785 Dic. 11, 734 2018 Dec 11, 989 2017 Dec 12, 385 2016 Dec 12, 093 agree and based to the FEDERAL LAW ON THE PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA IN POSSESSION OF INDIVIDUALS, CHAPTER I, article 3, sections V and VI, which reads: v. Personal data: Any information concerning an identified natural person or Identifiable. SAW. Sensitive personal data: Those personal data that affect the most intimate sphere of its owner, or whose improper use may give rise to discrimination or entail a serious risk for it. In particular, those that may reveal aspects such as racial or ethnic origin, present and future health status, genetic information, religious, philosophical and moral beliefs, union affiliation, political opinions, sexual preference are considered sensitive. As well as CHAPTER II, of the Principles of Protection of Personal Data that literally says: Article 8.- All processing of personal data will be subject to the consent of its owner, except for the exceptions provided for in this Law. The consent will be express when the will is expressed verbally, in writing, by electronic, optical or any other technology, or by unequivocal signs. It will be understood that the owner tacitly consents to the processing of their data, when having made the privacy notice available to them, they do not express their opposition. The financial or patrimonial data will require the express consent of its owner, except for the exceptions referred to in articles 10 and 37 of this Law. Consent may be revoked at any time without retroactive effects being attributed to it. To revoke the consent, the person in charge must, in the privacy notice, establish the mechanisms and procedures for it. Article 9.- In the case of sensitive personal data, the person in charge must obtain the express and written consent of the owner for its treatment, through his autograph signature, electronic signature, or any authentication mechanism established for this purpose. Databases containing sensitive personal data may not be created without justifying their creation for legitimate, specific purposes and in accordance with the activities or explicit purposes pursued by the regulated subject.

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XIII Meeting of Commissions on Safety and Health at Work Responsible for this post Secretariat of Welfare and Social Services presentations Physical agents Environmental Agents SY S. ISSSTE COMMISSIONS PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Photo Gallery, wait... STATISTICS (ISSSTE) STYPS OFFICIAL RULES

el sindicato de semarnat y la transparencia Click on the image... Public Information Request What is a request for access to public information? It is a document that people submit to the Transparency Units of Obligated Subjects, by which they can request access to public information found in documents that they generate, obtain, acquire, transform or keep in their files. In the generation, publication and delivery of information, it must be guaranteed that it is accessible, reliable, verifiable, truthful, timely and will meet the needs of every person's right of access to information. To whom can a request for access to information be submitted? The information may be requested from any authority, entity, body, and body of the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Powers, autonomous bodies, political parties, trusts, and public funds, as well as any individual, legal entity, or union that receives and exercises public resources. or carry out acts of authority at the federal, state and municipal levels (all of them known as regulated entities); This information can be about any activity they carry out, as well as about the performance, if any, of public servants. Is any information held by the government public and therefore can I request it? The LFTAIP establishes that all the information held by regulated entities at the federal level, and to which the General Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information (LGTAIP) refers, is public, except that which is classified as reserved or confidential. What is the reserved information? Confidential information is information whose disclosure could: a) compromise national security, public safety or national defense and has a genuine purpose and demonstrable effect; b) may undermine the conduct of negotiations and international relations; c) it is delivered to the Mexican State expressly with that character or that of confidentiality by another or other subjects of international law, except in the case of serious violations of human rights or crimes against humanity in accordance with international law; d) may affect the effectiveness of the measures adopted in relation to the country's monetary, exchange or financial system policies; may jeopardize the stability of financial institutions likely to be considered systemic risk or of the country's financial system, may compromise security in the provision of national currency to the country, or may increase the cost of financial operations carried out by regulated entities. from the federal public sector; e) may endanger the life, safety or health of a natural person; f) obstruct verification, inspection and audit activities related to compliance with the law or affect the collection of contributions; g) obstructs the prevention or prosecution of crimes; h) that which contains the opinions, recommendations or points of view that are part of the deliberative process of public servants, until the final decision is adopted, which must be documented; i) obstructs the procedures to hold the Public Servants accountable, until the administrative resolution has been issued; j) affects the rights of due process; k) Violates the conduct of the judicial proceedings or the administrative procedures followed in the form of a trial, as long as they have not caused a state; l) is contained within the investigations of facts that the law indicates as crimes and are processed before the Public Ministry, and m) those that by express provision of a law have such a character, provided that they are in accordance with the bases, principles and provisions established in this Law and do not contravene it; as well as those provided for in international treaties. What is confidential information? Confidential information is considered to be that which contains personal data concerning an identified or identifiable person. Confidential information is also considered: banking, fiduciary, industrial, commercial, fiscal, stock and postal secrets, whose ownership corresponds to individuals, subjects of international law or obligated subjects. when they do not involve the exercise of public resources. Likewise, confidential information will be that which is presented by individuals to the obligated subjects, provided that they have the right to do so, in accordance with the provisions of the laws or international treaties. Confidential information will not be subject to any temporality. Who can submit a request for access to public information and to whom? Any person by themselves or through their legal representative. Should it be justified why an individual requires certain public information? No. You should not give any explanation as to why you require certain information or what you will use it for. What instance should process requests for access to public information? The Transparency Units of Obligated Subjects are the bodies responsible for receiving and processing requests for access to information submitted by individuals. The Transparency Units must help individuals in the preparation of requests for access to information and, where appropriate, guide them on the competent regulated entities in accordance with the applicable regulations. The INAI does not collect information from the Obligated Entities, nor does it have the power to request it on behalf of individuals. If you make a request to the INAI, the INAI, in its capacity as obligated subject, must only provide you with information that is in its files and, therefore, is related to its powers and attributions. How many days do the regulated entities have to respond to a request? The response to the request must be notified to the interested party in the shortest time possible, which may not exceed 20 days, counted from the day following its presentation. Exceptionally, the aforementioned period may be extended for up to 10 more days, as long as there are well-founded and motivated reasons. In the event that the requested information cannot be delivered or sent in the method chosen by the applicant, the obligated party must offer another or other methods of delivery. If a request is not answered within the stipulated period, in the event that access proceeds, the reproduction and shipping costs will be borne by the obligor. In the event that the obligated subjects do not provide a response to your request, the INAI may intervene if you file an appeal for review What can I do if the information is denied or it is given to me incomplete? If you requested public information that is in the possession of any authority, entity, body and agency of the Legislative, Executive and Judicial powers, autonomous bodies, political parties, trusts and public funds, as well as any individual, legal entity or union that receives or exercises federal public resources or performs acts of authority and the information was denied or incomplete, you have the right to file an appeal for review. The INAI intervenes until the time this appeal is filed. Where can I submit a request for access to public information? You can submit a request for information through the following ways: 1. Going personally to the Transparency Unit of the regulated entity. 2. By electronic means through the Internet, using the National Transparency Platform: http://www.plataformadetransparencia.org.mx/ In this case, you will be automatically assigned a folio number with which you can track your request. 3. By email, postal mail, courier, telegraph, verbally or any means approved by the National System, addressed to the Transparency Unit of the regulated entity whose information is requested. It is important that you keep a receipt that proves the date on which you submitted your request for access to public information. 4. In the office or offices designated for it. What are the requirements to submit a request for information? • Name or, where appropriate, the general data of your representative (optional) • Address or means to receive notifications. • Description of the requested information. • Any other information that facilitates your search (optional). • Modality in which you prefer to grant access to information (verbal - as long as it is for orientation purposes -, direct consultation, through the issuance of simple or certified copies or reproduction in any other medium, including electronic ones).

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TO RETURN 2013 - 2016 SECTION 5 COAHUILA NOTE TAKING 2016 - 2020

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On the 25th anniversary of the existence of the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) in the Soumaya Museum, with the assistance of former attorneys and officials of the agency dependent on the Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources, Luis Gerardo Alcalá, head of the General Staff of the Navy, also José Sarukhán, head of the National Commission for the Knowledge and Use of Biodiversity (Conabio), as well as the citizen Ignacio Ocampo Esquivel, Secretary General of the National Union of Workers of SEMARNAT and businessman Carlos Slim, a commemorative book was presented. Guillermo Haro, current head of the organization, recounted the actions carried out since 1992, when it was headed by Santiago Oñate, who had as one of his first challenges the gas explosions in the Reforma sector in Guadalajara. He pointed out that now it is urgent to vindicate the public service, dignify the server, accelerate public policies and bring them closer to the pulse of the street, as well as make results transparent and accountable.

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