The Interministerial Committees, in Spain, are a collective work body and sometimes decision-making-body consisting of senior officials of the State Administration belonging to different departments. To be considered an interministerial committee it is needed to be composed by at least three members and be able to make decisions, make proposals, advise or control a specific matter.
Unlike the Government Delegated Committees, to this committees may attend officials from other administrations or representatives of social interest organizations.
Common notes.
Powers.
The powers of the interministerial committees vary among themselves since their specific functions are established in their constitutive instrument. However, they need to have one of this competences:
Requirements.
The constitutive instrument of this committees is not always the same:
Current committees.
These are some of the committees that are currently active:
References.
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