La facultad reglamentaria de los GADPR en el nuevo modelo de gestión pública del Ecuador.

Abstract

The Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador establishes that the rural parish councils will have regulatory powers, such as the one that the supreme norm indicates that rural parish councils, municipal councils, metropolitan councils, provincial councils and regional councils constitute decentralized autonomous governments. As it is a level of government closer to the population, it is made up of a minimal administrative structure by legal mandate, so the development of such regulations constitutes a real challenge and an unavoidable responsibility, mainly with the population that expects services from the GADPR. efficient within the framework of their powers. In the hierarchical order of application of the norms, the regulations would be found above the municipal ordinances, below the regional norms and the district ordinances, being therefore intrinsic the making a professional technical contribution to these legal persons of public law that are one thousand four hundred and ninety-nine in our country.