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Ordinance No. 308/2026 has been published, defining the internal organization and core units of the Office of the Regional Secretary for Tourism, Environment and Culture.
The internal organization of the Office of the Regional Secretary for Tourism, Environment and Culture (GSRTAC) was formally approved through Ordinance No. 308/2026, of July 6. This decree, signed by the Regional Secretaries for Tourism, Environment and Culture and for Finance, establishes the core structure and the services that will support the member of the Regional Government in the exercise of his functions.
The GSRTAC, which is part of the direct administration of the Autonomous Region of Madeira, has the mission of assisting the Regional Secretary, ensuring the necessary planning and technical, strategic, legal, financial and administrative support.
The internal organization consists of the following core organic units, headed by 1st degree service directors:
In addition to the core units, the GSRTAC also comprises two support services:
The ordinance also establishes that the maximum number of flexible organic units in the GSRTAC is set at five. The decree maintains the service commissions of the holders of management positions in the new units and repeals Ordinance No. 73/2020 and parts of Ordinance No. 505/2024. The new structure came into force on July 15, 2026.
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