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Rules of Organization and Functions of the Ministry of Culture

Approves Regulations on Organization and Functions of the Ministry of Culture

SUPREME DECREE N º 001-2011-MC

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC


WHEREAS


That by Law No. 29565 created the Ministry of Culture as an Executive Branch agency with legal personality under public law, which statement is the State budget;


That, according to what is stated in the Act, the culture sector includes the Ministry of Culture, responsible entities , public organizations at national and other levels of government to carry out activities related to their field competition, including natural or legal persons performing activities relating to the cultural sector, and considered in its development to all the country's cultural events that reflect the multicultural and ethnic diversity;


That, as stated in 11 Law 29565, were attached to the Ministry of Culture the following agencies: National Institute of Culture, National Library of Peru, Radio and Television Institute of Peru, Academia Mayor de la Lengua Quechua, Archivo General de la Nación and the National Institute Development of Andean, Amazonian and Afro;


That by Decree Supremo N º 001-2010-MC amended by Supreme Decree N º 002-2010-MC, approved the merger at the Ministry of Culture of the following entities and bodies: National Institute of Culture, National Institute for the Development of Andean, Amazonian and Afro, Special Project of Chan Chan Archaeological Complex of the Ministry of Education Special Project Naylamp - Lambayeque the Ministry of Education Marcahuamachuco Implementation Unit of the Ministry of Education, National Council on Democratization of the Book and Reading Promotion - Ministry Promolibro Education, and National Film Board - CONACINE the Ministry of Education. As stated in these rules, the process of merging with the National Institute of Culture concluded on 30 September 2010, and other entities and bodies listed, 31 December 2010 so that after this process, a reference the institutions and bodies mentioned, shall be understood as the Ministry of Culture;


That, on the other hand, in accordance with the provisions of the Single Transitional Provision Supplementary Emergency Decree No. 066-2010, the Institute management documents National Culture is still valid and applicable in the Ministry of Culture, to the approval of the relevant documents to be management be approved under the current legislation;


That, as such, in the framework established by Law No. 29158, Organic Law of the Executive Branch, Law No. 27658, Framework Law for the Modernization of Public Management , and the Guidelines for the development and adoption of the Rules of Organization and Functions - ROF of institutions of public administration, approved by Supreme Decree N º 043-2006-PCM, has formulated the Rules of Organization and Functions - ROF Ministry Culture;


That document management will allow the Ministry of Culture implementing their action program areas which exercises its powers, functions and powers to achieve the objectives and goals of the State, as are the National Cultural Heritage, tangible and intangible cultural creation and contemporary performing arts, cultural management and cultural industries and ethnic and cultural diversity of the Nation, aimed at improving governance and building a democratic, decentralized and citizen service;


With the favorable opinion of the Ministry of Public Management Council Presidency Ministers through the Report No. 029-2011-PCM/SGP/RCC;


In exercise of the power conferred by paragraph 8) of Article 118 of the Constitution of Peru and in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 29158, Organic Law of the Executive Branch, Law N º 27658, Framework Law for the Modernization of the State management; Law No. 29565, Act creation of the Ministry of Culture, and Supreme Decree N º 043-2006-PCM, and


With the approval of the Council of Ministers;


DECREES:


Article 1 .- Approval of the Ministry of ROF Culture

To approve the Regulation on Organization and Functions of the Ministry of Culture, which consists of eighty-four (84) items, and one (1) Final supplementary provision, the text is an integral part hereof.


Article 2 .- Publication of the Ministry of Culture ROF

This Supreme Decree shall be published in the official gazette El Peruano. In addition, the Regulation on Organization and Functions - ROF of the Ministry of Culture approved by Article 1 above shall be published in the Portal of the Peruvian State (www.peru.gob.pe) and the Institutional Portal Ministry of Culture (www . mcultura.gob.pe), the day after the publication hereof.


Endorsement
Article 3 .- This Decree
Supreme will be endorsed by the Minister of Culture.


FINAL SUPPLEMENTARY


ROF First .- Implementation of the Ministry of Culture

is empowered the Ministry of Culture, by Ministerial Resolution, issue the additional provisions required for the proper implementation of the Rules of Organization Functions and approved in Article 1 hereof. Second


budget .- Effects

The application of the Rules of Organization and Functions of the Ministry of Culture statement subject to its institutional budget, without demanding additional resources to the Treasury. Third


ROF .- Validity of the Ministry of Culture

The Rules of Organization and Functions of the Ministry of Culture will take effect the day following its publication in institutional portals mentioned in Article 2 hereof.


Fourth .- Staff Allocation Table

The Ministry of Culture, will present its Staff Allocation Table (CAP) within a period not exceeding three (3) months from the entry into force of hereof.


Fifth .- Adoption of Competency Matrices

matrices distribution division of powers and functions of the Ministry of Culture, will be approved within a period not to exceed one hundred eighty (180) calendar days after approval hereof, based on guidelines established 003-2008-PCM/SGP Directive approved by Ministerial Resolution N º 188-2008-PCM and the provisions of Supreme Decree N º 049-2009-PCM.


Sixth .- Measures for Programs and Special Projects

In a period not exceeding ninety (90) calendar days after the adoption hereof, the Ministry of Culture will the necessary measures for programs and special projects office, including the Special Archaeological Project Caral-Supe, with the aim of giving them treatment appropriate organizational response to the temporary or permanent in their activities, incorporating, to be the case, the structure of the Ministry.


TRANSITIONAL PROVISION SUPPLEMENTARY Single
Public Prosecutors .- Public Bodies

The Office in the Ministry of Culture will assume the legal defense of public agencies assigned to this sector, while designating the respective Public Attorneys each of these entities. SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISION


REPEAL Repeal .- Single


Deróguese the Rules of Organization and Functions of the National Culture Institute, approved by Supreme Decree N º 017-2003-ED and its complementary regulations and amendments, and other documents management of similar nature of the institutions and bodies merged into the Ministry of Culture by Supreme Decree N º 001-2010-MC, as amended by Supreme Decree N º 002-2010-MC.

Given at Government House in Lima, on the thirteenth day of May two thousand and eleven.

Alan

Constitutional President of the Republic


JUAN OIOS ACUÑA
Minister of Culture

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3ABN Theological Hosts Symposium on the Seven Trumpets of Revelation 8, 9, and 10

few days ago we published a report on the SYMPOSIUM ON THE TRUMPET OF THE APOCALYPSE by Dr. Alberto Treiyer, who gave their views and findings. However, we report the official report of the same 3ABN, organizer of the event channel. You can use the translator if they do not speak English. May God bless and draw their own conclusions.

On Friday February 18, 2011 Three Angels Broadcasting Network hosted an intensive, three-day symposium focusing on the Bible "Seven Trumpets" of Revelation 8, 9, and 10. A number of Seventh-day Adventist Bible scholars, evangelists, pastors, lay Bible students, and 3ABN pastoral staff gathered in Studio B for this event, which was the brainchild of 3ABN program development director, Shelley Quinn. The idea grew out of concerns that she and production manager, C. A. Murray, shared with vice president, Mollie Steenson, regarding views on the trumpets that had aired on 3ABN.

As symposium moderator, Murray stated during the meetings that, “3ABN’s mandate to preach the undiluted three angels’ messages, along with our worldwide broadcast footprint, really demanded that we convene a meeting like this.” He even coined a new word for the occasion, calling the assembled leaders members of the “ecclesiarati” of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

The challenge, as Quinn soon discovered, was to find a time when presenters—themselves busy men—could take time from their schedules to come to southern Illinois. A number of scholars and church leaders expressed a desire to attend but were unable, due to previous commitments. Those who were able to attend unanimously agreed that the frank, energetic, and occasionally high-spirited discussions were highly beneficial.

The presence of the Lord could be felt even during the most intense portions of the “Questions and Answers” period, lasting through Saturday afternoon and into Sunday morning. Presentations were made by Dr. Ranko Stefanovic, Chair of the Department of Religion and Biblical Languages and Professor of New Testament at the Seventh-day Adventist Seminary in Michigan; Dr. John Paulien, Dean of the School of Religion and Professor of Religion and Theological Studies at Loma Linda University in California; Pastors Alberto Treiyer; John Lomacang; and Ty Gibson, co-director of Light Bearers Ministry.

A second group was empanelled to listen to the presentations and ask questions on the materials presented. They included Dr. Jud Lake, Professor of Homiletics and Adventist Studies at Southern Adventist University in Tennessee; international evangelist, Ken Cox; Pastors John Stanton, Richard Lawson, and Chester Clark; as well as James Rafferty, co-director of Light Bearers Ministry; and Dr. Hugo Leon.

A third group composed of the 3ABN pastoral and administrative staff, area ministers, and interested laypersons were allowed to observe, but not ask questions.

Morning remarks were given by Murray and 3ABN president, Jim Gilley, who was joined in many of the meetings by ministry founder, Danny Shelton, and vice president, Mollie Steenson. Quinn also noted in her closing remarks that before she came to the Adventist faith, the churches she was involved in really didn’t deal with Revelation, and that she was particularly pleased for the opportunity to examine it in this type of setting.

The Seven Trumpets are considered by many scholars to be among the most difficult biblical passages to interpret, so it is little wonder that the symposium ended with no unanimous opinion. However, the consensus did affirm the historicist methodology, even though there were some differences among presenters as to some of the finer points within that position.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church has no official position on the Seven Trumpets, however, a number of presenters noted that the interpretive methodology most often affirmed by Adventist scholars, teachers, and students of the Word is the historicist method. Indeed, one attendee who had stated that he was a “total futurist” (placing the fulfillment of the prophecies sometime in the future, just prior to the Second Coming of Christ), proclaimed publically at the end of the conference that he had abandoned his beliefs, and was embracing the historicist model.

Attendees were asked to write their thoughts on the symposium, and they were not only effusive in their praise, but all wanted invitations to future events. Each provided names of fellow scholars, pastors, and laymen they felt could benefit by either making presentations or sitting on the panel. Plans are in the works for future symposiums.

Fuente:  http://news.3abn.org/?p=1637