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Article 15 1. The Governor will exercise those executive functions which are not reserved for the organs of sovereignty of the Republic under constitutional laws or in terms of the present law, namely the following:
a)
b)
To conduct the territory's general policy;
To supervise over the whole of its public administration;
c) To regulate the execution of laws and other legal diplomas in
force in the territory whenever this is necessary;
a)
To guarantee the freedom, full exercise of functions and independence
of the judicial authorities;
e) To administer the territory's finances;
f)
To define the structure and regulate the functioning of the monetary and financial markets;
g) To refuse entry to national or foreign citizens for reasons of public interest, order their expulsion, under the terms of the law, whenever their presence may bring about serious inconveniences for internal or international order, except when appeal is lodged with the President of the Republic.
2. In order to exercise his executive functions, the Governor will issue official orders and provide for their publication in the Official Gazette, and draw up despatches which will be publicised in accordance with the nature of the matter in question.
Article 16
1.
The Deputy-Secretaries will not be more than five, and they will be appointed and dismissed by the President of the Republic on a proposal of the Governor, in whose presence they will
be sworne in.
2. Deputy-Secretaries will have the same category as Secretaries of State of the Government of the Republic, in the hierarchy of the civil service.
3.
Should the Governor cease to exercise his functions, the Deputy-Secretaries will remain in their posts until they are replaced. 4. The Deputy-Secretaries' duty will be to exercise those executive functions which the Governor may delegate to them under an official order.