Roe by organisation type
Region
The same picture, different rules. An installation for «Region» arrives with the organs, thresholds, registers and workflows that apply to it — with no configuration on your side.
Multi-year commitments, the 1.5% grant ceiling and the ΜΕΦ, the Οικονομική Επιτροπή as approving organ, and social benefit as a workflow of its own.
Expense types you can run
21 of the 28 expense types in e-ROE apply to «Region». Each has its own workflow, its own documents and its own controls.
- Acceptance of the donation
- Acquisition title
- Acquisition titles
- Collective-organ compensation
- Court judgment
- Electricity
- Expropriation compensation
- Grant
- Guarantee letter costs
- Materials
- Prepayment order
- Public works
- Rent
- Services
- Standing imprest
- Study
- Telecommunications
- Third-party donation (Law 4182/2013 art. 3A)
- Training expenditure
- Travel
- Water supply
Who signs
The roles an installation for «Region» is seeded with. Ν.4270/2014 άρ.65 §1 defines the διατάκτης by reference to each body’s own organisation act, so these are evidenced defaults an administrator can change — not a rule.
- Διατάκτης (authorising officer)
- Περιφερειάρχης
- Head of financial services (Π.Ο.Υ.)
- Προϊστάμενος Οικονομικών Υπηρεσιών Does not sign the commitment decision — certifies it in a footnote act (Π.Δ. 80/2016 άρ.3 §2), and the two sets of duties are legally incompatible. That is why every commitment in e-ROE has two legs.
- Approving collective organ
- Περιφερειακή Επιτροπή Outside central government a spend takes two acts: the organ’s approval first, then the authorising officer’s commitment (Π.Δ. 80/2016 άρ.2). In a ministry the commitment approves the spend itself.
- Title printed on the act
- Ο/Η ΠΕΡΙΦΕΡΕΙΑΡΧΗΣ
- Supervising authority
- ΥΠΟΥΡΓΕΙΟ ΕΣΩΤΕΡΙΚΩΝ
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