The organization and operation of local entities. The statute of locally elected officers

Abstract

This article analyses the local regime, in terms of its administrative organisation, taking into account that the LBRL established a uniform municipal organisational model without hierarchies, with necessary bodies such as the mayor, the plenary and the board of governors, but allowing for a certain degree of self-organisation through the Municipal Organic Regulations (ROM). It also analyses the status of local elected representatives, their rights, duties and incompatibilities, and the situation of non-attached councillors.