The Official Journal of Senegal, issue 3456, was published on June 10, 1961. The 8.9 MB PDF document contains a range of official decrees, orders, and decisions from various government ministries. These documents outline changes to laws, regulations, and personnel appointments across different sectors. The issue is an important record of the country's governance and regulatory environment during that time.
The Ministry of Justice issued several orders and decisions, including the designation of notables to form the college of assessors near the court of appeal in Saint-Louis. On May 16, 1961, Ministerial Order No. 7056 M.J. appointed these assessors for the year 1961. Additionally, on May 17, 1961, Ministerial Order No. 7119 M.J.-A.C.S. designated four assessors in customary matters for the tribunal of first instance in Saint-Louis.
The Ministry of Interior also made several appointments and authorizations. On May 18, 1961, Ministerial Order No. 7308 M.INT.-A.P.A. led to the destitution of a village chief in the Fourdioughe circle. The same day, Ministerial Order No. 7317 M.INT.-A.P.A. resulted in the titularization of a village chief in the N'Diediang arrondissement, Kaolack circle. Furthermore, Ministerial Order No. 7318 M.INT.-A.P.A. appointed a new village chief in the same arrondissement.
The Ministry of Defense issued a decree on May 19, 1961, regarding the lieutenant Sall Mour. Decree No. 61-207 M.EDF. repealed a previous decree, No. 61-153, dated April 13, 1961. Additionally, on May 15, 1961, Ministerial Decision No. 6896 M.DEF. extended the validity of reduced transport cards for war-disabled and severely wounded veterans.
The Ministry of Finance made several decisions regarding financial matters. Decree No. 61-210 M.F., dated May 23, 1961, authorized the sale of a land parcel to the Société Berliet Afrique. On May 17, 1961, Ministerial Order No. 7201 M.F.-D.F.-10 A. established a advances cashier at the Saint-Louis regional inspection of the Fleuve.
The Ministry of National Education and the Ministry of Economy and Rural Development also issued decisions and decrees. On May 8, 1961, Decision No. 6487 granted a family supplement, while on May 15, 1961, Decision No. 7001 M.E.M.-D. provided additional aid for a training stage in Spain. Furthermore, on May 13, 1961, Decree No. 61-201 M.P.D.C.T. appointed a director for the C.R.A.D. of the Senegal Oriental.
The Ministry of Public Function and Labor issued several decrees and orders, including Decree No. 61-208 P.C.-M.T.F.P.-D.T.L.S. on May 23, 1961, which designated an investigator to report on Senegalese residents in France. Additionally, on May 27, 1961, Decree No. 61-212 M.T.F.P. established a Senegalese delegation to the 45th session of the International Labor Conference.
Key points
- The Official Journal issue 3456 contains a range of regulatory changes and personnel appointments across various Senegalese government ministries.
- The issue includes decrees, orders, and decisions from ministries such as Justice, Interior, Defense, Finance, National Education, Economy and Rural Development, and Public Function and Labor.
- These documents provide insight into the country's governance, regulatory environment, and administrative actions during June 1961.
