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Article (45):Secretariat for Organisation (Organisational structure)
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The Secretariat for Organisation is responsible for all organisational matters that
relate to the party. It is also responsible for supervising the party units,
the committees and the steering offices of Districts and governorates. The Secretariat
For Organisation is also responsible for establishing a database of the
organisational cadres and plans for future rise of these cadres. The Secretariat
For Organisation also makes a daily supervision of the performance of the
Chairmen of the governorate committees and the work of the Parliamentary
Committee. It coordinates the activities of the General Secretariat and the
Party Parliamentary Bureau, supervises the choice of party candidates for the
parliamentary elections and the municipal councils and the choice of the
members of the committees and the steering offices of the party on the
governorate level. The Secretariat
For Organisation levels its recommendations in
relation to the performance of party levels to the General Secretariat for it
to take the necessary decisions.
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| Article (46):The Secretariat
For Organisation Policies
(Organisational structure)
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| The Secretariat for Policies is responsible for preparing the general policies of the
party and its general programs for them to be referred to the General
Secretariat for primary endorsement and then to the Political Bureau for final
endorsement. It is also responsible for preparing the other documents defined
in the proper procedures and distributes them.
The Supreme Policies Council
The Supreme Policies Council is an affiliate body of The Secretariat for Policies
being headed by the Chairman of the Secretariat for Policies . The Council consists of
200 of the members of the party at most spanning various specialisations. The
members of the council are appointed as such upon a decision by the General
Secretariat in the light of the recommendations of the Chairman of the Secretariat for Policies
. The Council is responsible for making a detailed study of the issues
referred to the Secretariat for Policies and then makes its recommendations about
them. The Council can refer these issues to specialised policies committees to
make a study of the technical aspects in them.
Specialised policies committees
Each of the specialised policies committees consists of 100 members at most.
They are appointed as such as well as the chairman of the committee upon a
decision by the General Secretariat in the light of the recommendations of the
Chairman of the Secretariat for Policies . Theses committees are formed regularly and
so are the frameworks of their activities in the light of the priorities of the
party. However, committees that are specialised in issues of a continual nature
would remain to work as they are without a change according to the Work
Methods.
Work groups in the governorates
the Secretariat for Policies refers the issues it reckons necessary to the
governorates committees. The committees then level their recommendations about
these issues to the Secretariat for Policies again. A governorate committee is
authorised to form a work team to study the issue referred to it by the
Secretariat for Policies . The work team has to level its recommendations about the
issue in the period of time specified for that end. It then levels the
recommendations to the Governorate Secretary who refers them to the Secretariat for Policies
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| Article (47): Secretariat for Media
(Organisational structure)
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| The Secretariat for Media is responsible for explaining party norms, programs
and objectives to the public in a way that increases party membership. The
Secretariat for Media also makes a regular survey of the extent to which party
programs have responded positively to the demands of the different classes of
society. The Secretariat is also responsible for everything that is related to
communication between the party and the public. It also supervises all the
magazines, newspapers and publications of the party. |
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| Article (48):Secretariat for Financial and
Administrative Affairs (Organisational structure) |
| The Secretariat for Financial and Administrative Affairs is responsible for all
financial and administrative affairs in the party. It is also responsible for
managing party money and receiving its revenues and managing expenditure. It is
particularly responsible for the following jobs:
1- Supervising all levels of the financial and administrative apparatus of the
party
2- Supervising the training of the workers at the financial and administrative
apparatus of the party
3- Supervising the information systems at the party to advance them
4- Supervising the documentation of party papers and publications
5- Making the general budget of the party and the financial plan each three
years and then presenting it to the General Secretariat
6- Supervising the revenues of the party from membership fees and donations
7- Managing the investment of party money
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| Article (49): Secretariat for Training and Political Education (Organisational structure) |
| The Secretariat for Training and Political Education is responsible for spreading
political awareness and understanding of the problems of society and the
attitude of the party towards them among the members of the party particularly
the youth. The Secretariat does that through a number of conference and training
courses. Publications are also used to reach that end. |
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| Article (50):Secretariat for Membership
(Organisational structure)
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This secretariat is responsible for all membership affairs. It is also
responsible for increasing the party membership through attracting good
elements. It makes databases containing all the necessary information about the
members and freshens them from time to time to know membership trends. This
secretariat also supervises the application of the annual membership plan of the
party.
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| Article (51): Secretariat for Peasants
(Organisational structure)
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| This secretariat is concerned with the affairs of the farmers and their issues.
It is responsible for sketching out the agricultural plans of the party. It
also seeks to increase farmers' membership in the party. At the same time, the
secretariat backs the candidates of the party in the elections of the
agricultural societies and the parliamentary and municipal council elections.
One of the other jobs of the secretariat is also to supervise the performance of
the farmers' secretaries in Districts and governorates and level reports about
them to the General Assembly.
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| Article (52):Secretariat for Labourers
(Organisational structure)
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This secretariat is concerned with the affairs of the labourers and their rights.
It is responsible for sketching out the plans relating to that. It also seeks
to increase labourers' membership in the party. At the same time, the secretariat
backs the candidates of the party in the elections of the syndicates and the
parliamentary and municipal council elections. One of the other jobs of the
secretariat is also to supervise the performance of the labourers' secretaries in
Districts and governorates and level reports about them to the General Assembly.
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| Article (53):Secretariat for Women
(Organisational structure)
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This secretariat is concerned with the issues of women and their rights. It is
responsible for framing plans to increase women membership in the party. The
secretariat also strives to urge women to register in voter lists and take part
in political activities. The secretariat backs the candidates of the party in the
parliamentary and municipal council elections. One of the other jobs of the
secretariat is also to supervise the performance of the women's secretaries in
Districts and governorates and level reports about them to the General Assembly.
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| Article (54):Secretariat for Youth
(organisational structure)
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This secretariat is concerned with devising the party's youth policies and
increasing their membership in a way that opens the door for more youth
participation in the activities of the party. The secretariat also seeks to urge
youth to support the candidates of the party in the parliamentary and municipal
council elections. The secretariat educates youth about the norms of the party
and prods them to be involved in political activities through legal channels.
One of the other jobs of the secretariat is also to supervise the performance of
the youth secretaries in Districts and governorates and level reports about them
to the General Assembly.
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| Article (55):Secretariat for Professionals
(Organisational structure)
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This secretariat is concerned with the issues of professionals of all
professions. It frames plans to increase professionals' membership in the
party. The secretariat backs the candidates of the party in the professional
syndicates.
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| Article (56):Secretariat for Business Sector (Organisational
structure)
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This secretariat is concerned with studying the issues that are of interest to
investors in all fields encouraging them to take part in party activities. It
also seeks to garner the support of the members of the business sector for the
candidates of the party in the parliamentary and municipal council elections.
It also seeks to forge more cooperation with the business community explaining
the importance of the private sector in development.
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| Article (57): Secretariat for Values and Legal Affairs (Organisational structure)
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The Secretariat Values and Legal Affairs falls under the supervision of the Chairman of the Party himself. The Party Chairman issues the decision of forming the secretariat himself while one of the members of the General Secretariat with legal expertise becomes its chairman. The secretariat includes a number of legal experts who are members of the party. The secretariat sketches out keynotes regulating relations between the party and its members. It also opines on cases when membership of some members is revoked or rejected. The secretariat provides counselling to the Chairman of the Party and General Assembly on the party system.
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