Summary.
The bill proposes creating the corregimiento (district) of Gardi by separating it from the corregimiento of Narganá. It designates Gardi Sugdub as its seat and identifies the communities that would make up the new district: Nusadub (NUSATUPU), Urgandi (RÍO SIDRA), Mammardub (MAMARTUPU), Moraggedub (ISLA MÁQUINA), Mirya Ubgigandub (SOLEDAD MIRIA), Gardi Muladub (CARTÍ MALATUPU), Gardi Dubbir (CARTÍ TUPILE), Gardi Yandub (CARTÍ YANTUPU), and Gardi Sugdub (CARTÍ SUGTUPU). The list also includes Aggwadub (ACUATUPU), Gangandi (RÍO CANGANDI), Mandiyala (MANDIYALA), Narbagandub Bibbi (NARANJO CHICO), Narbagandub Dummad (NARANJO GRANDE), Aglidub (AILITUPU), Aridub (ARRITUPU), Orosdub (OROSTUPU), Mandi Ubgigandub (SOLEDAD MANDINGA), Wissubwala (WICHUBWALA), NaIunega (NALUNEGA), Gardi Mammidub (CARTÍ MAMIDUP), and Gosbisgi (CORBISKI).
For the corregimiento of Narganá, the bill designates Yandub (Nargana) as its seat and lists its constituent communities as Magebgandi (MAGUEBGANDI), Digandiggi (TIKANTIKI), Digir (RÍO TIGRE), Aggwanusadub (CORAZÓN DE JESÚS), Yandub (NARGANA), and Uwargandub / Gwebdi (RÍO AZÚCAR). This list describes Narganá's composition following the proposed separation.
The bill also proposes creating the corregimiento of Uggubseni by separating it from the corregimiento of Ailigandí. Its seat would be Uggubseni (PLAYÓN CHICO). The communities assigned to it are Dad Naggwe Dubbir (SAN IGNACIO DE TUPILE), Uggubseni (PLAYÓN CHICO), Uggupa (PLAYÓN GRANDE), Golebir (IRGANDI), and Aidirgandi (AIDIRGANDI). For the new political and administrative organization, the bill establishes this order: Corregimiento # 1: Corregimiento de Gardi; Corregimiento # 2: Corregimiento de Nargana; Corregimiento # 3: Corregimiento de U ggubseni; Corregimiento # 4: Corregimiento de Ailigandi; Corregimiento # 5: Corregimiento de Tubuala; and Corregimiento # 6: Corregimiento de Puerto ObaIdía.
Within their respective responsibilities, the Ministry of Government (Ministerio de Gobierno), Economy and Finance (MEF), Electoral Tribunal (Tribunal Electoral), National Institute of Statistics and Census (Instituto Nacional de Estadísticas y Censo) of the Office of the Comptroller General of the Republic (Contraloría General de la República), and the “Tommy Guardia” National Geographic Institute (Instituto Geográfico Nacional) would advise the new corregimientos of Gardi and Uggubsen on their orientation, organization, operation, and administration. Until elections for representatives take place, the authorities and representatives serving in the districts from which the new ones are separated when the proposed law enters into force would continue to exercise their duties there. Physical maps showing the new districts' divisions and boundaries would form part of the proposed law, which would take effect upon promulgation.
Because it addresses territorial organization and administration, the bill concerns the National Assembly (Asamblea Nacional) and the public institutions named for advisory duties. It could also affect or interest the communities within the described districts, their authorities and representatives, and those involved in public service administration and electoral processes there.
What it proposes.
- Creation of corregimientos (districts) through territorial separation.
- Seats and constituent communities of Gardi, Narganá, and Uggubseni.
- District order, institutional guidance, and transitional continuity of authorities.
- Maps of the new districts' divisions and boundaries.
Who it would affect.
- Communities in the corregimientos of Gardi, Narganá, Uggubseni, and Ailigandí.
- Authorities and representatives of the existing and proposed corregimientos.
- Public institutions assigned the proposed advisory duties.
Key points.
- Creates the corregimiento of Gardi from Narganá, with its seat in Gardi Sugdub.Art. 1
- Lists the communities that would make up the corregimiento of Gardi.Art. 2
- Designates the seat and constituent communities of the corregimiento of Narganá.Art. 3
- Creates the corregimiento of Uggubseni from Ailigandí, designates Uggubseni as its seat, and lists its communities.Arts. 4-5
- Sets the order of the corregimientos in the new political and administrative organization.Art. 6
- Assigns the named institutions advisory duties concerning the orientation, organization, operation, and administration of the new districts.Art. 7
- Keeps the authorities and representatives of the originating districts in office until elections for representatives take place.Art. 8
- Makes physical maps of the divisions and boundaries part of the proposed law and provides for its effect upon promulgation.Arts. 9-10