The Chairperson shall submit the Implementation Plan of this chapter to the Council for its approval, which shall provide, among other things, [for] the way in which the system shall be organized. The Plan must contain the following, without it being understood as a limitation:\n(a) An analysis of the administrative, teaching, fiscal and legal system of each program, agency or operating unit.\n(b) The manner in which the programs and agencies that compose the system shall be integrated and coordinated, whether as a program, agency or an operating unit separate or coordinated with the system or integrated to other components of the system. In the event that the Council determines that any one of the existing programs should be separated from the agency to which it is attached, and constituted as an independent program within the system, or attached to another program, it will provide the Plan for the form and manner of conducting these transfers.\n(c) Plans and perspectives of short- and long-term actions.\n(d) Tentative agenda in stages, to attain the Council’s Strategic Five-Year Plan and its Implementation Plan.\n(e) Recommendations of amendments to the statutes that create the nd long-term actions.\n(d) Tentative agenda in stages, to attain the Council’s Strategic Five-Year Plan and its Implementation Plan.\n(e) Recommendations of amendments to the statutes that create the programs, agencies and operating units or to this chapter.\nThe Council must submit the Implementation Plan to the Governor and the Legislature for their approval not later than one year after the Council has been constituted.\nIt is hereby provided that until the approval of the Implementation Plan, the agencies, programs and bodies to be attached to the Council shall coordinate their works with the Council in the normative, planning and budgetary phases through the Chairperson.\nHistory —Dec. 18, 1991, No. 97, § 12.
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