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172.115 LOCE CH-VD

Art. 67 LOI sur l'organisation du Conseil d'Etat (LOCE) - Délégations de compétences

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Art. 67 LOCE · Délégations de compétences

1. Avec l'approbation du Conseil d'Etat, un chef de département peut déléguer à un fonctionnaire supérieur certaines compétences dans des domaines déterminés.

2. La chancellerie d'Etat tient un registre de ces délégations de compétences.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (13)

HC.2022.201 · vd (Art. 67 LOCE)
Lease Termination Validity Challenged Over Movable Chalet Classification
Cited in the initial summary, used in the reasoning regarding the signing authority for the termination notices.
D.cision.2015.272 · vd (art. 67 de la loi du 11 février 1970 sur l’organisation du conseil d’Etat (LOCE ; RSV 172.115))
Employee Reclassification Appeal Upheld Based on Increased Duties and Public Impact
Although cited in the reasoning for evaluating the scope of power, this article is cited in the dispositive section when calculating the employee's margin of maneuver.
AC.2010.0060 · vd (Art. 67 de la loi du 11 février 1970 sur l'organisation du Conseil d'Etat (LOCE; RSV 172.15))
Property Owners v. Lake Authority: Pontoon Removal in Nature Reserve
The court referenced this article as the basis for the valid delegation of competence to the Head of the SESA to issue the contested decisions.
GE.2009.0209 · vd (art. 67 LOCE)
Denial of Apprentice Training Authorization for Inadequate Infrastructure and Training Plan
Cited to confirm the validity of the delegation of competence that allowed the DGEP to issue the contested decision.
GE.2009.0026 · vd (art. 67 al. 1 LOCE)
Appellant v. Service of Civil and Military Security (Competence Dispute)
Cited in the reasoning to discuss the alleged delegation of authority that the court ultimately found inapplicable to the competence question at hand.
AC.2007.0176 · vd (art. 67 LOCE)
Property Owner v. Cantonal Authority on Demolition Order for Unauthorized Agricultural Land Construction
This article justifies the delegation of competence from the department to the head of the Service du développement territorial (SDT) who issued the contested decision.
GE.2007.0082 · vd (Art. 67 LOCE)
Vocational Training Authority v. Foundation on Employee Personal Integrity
Used to confirm that the administrative authority (DFPV) was validly delegated the competence to rule on the withdrawal of the authorization.
GE.2006.0191 · vd (art. 67 al. 1 LOCE (RSV 172.115))
Student Exclusion Upheld for Filming Group Assault
This provision, concerning the delegation of the power to impose final exclusion to the head of the OPTI, is cited to establish the authority's competence to issue the decision.
GE.2002.0055 · vd (Art. 67 LOCE)
Appeal Regarding Withdrawal of Vocational Training Rights and Procedural Violations
Mentioned in the reasoning to justify the original decision's delegation of authority.
GE.2000.0076 · vd (Art. 67 LOCE)
Kiosk Operators v. Cantonal Office of Trade Police (Delegation of Authority)
Although primarily discussed in the reasoning regarding the lack of authority, the judgment relies on the principle derived from this article (and the lack of proper application thereof) to annul the decisions in order II.
GE.1997.0182 · vd (Art. 67 LOCE)
Appeal Against Fishing Permit Suspension for Improper Recording of Perch
Cited in the reasoning regarding the conditions under which a department head can delegate competencies to a senior official.
GE.1996.0079 · vd (art. 67 al. 1er LOCE)
Municipality v. Cantonal Department Regarding Traffic Signage and Speed Limit
Cited in the reasoning to support the validity of the competence delegation, but not explicitly used in the operative orders (II or III) as a ground for decision.
GE.1992.0114 · vd (art. 67 LOCE)
Café License Refusal Upheld Due to Part-Time Management
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the authority to decide, but not cited in the dispositive orders.