1 Tut tenor l’impurtanza d’in affar decida il Cussegl federal, in departament, ina gruppa u in uffizi.
2 Il Cussegl federal fixescha tras ordinaziun, tge unitad administrativa ch’è cumpetenta per decider en singuls affars u en entirs champs d’affars.
3 Sch’ils departaments n’arrivan betg da sa cunvegnir davart la cumpetenza en il cas singul, decida il president da la Confederaziun.
4 Las unitads administrativas surordinadas ed il Cussegl federal pon surpigliar da tut temp singuls affars per decider davart tals.
5 Resalvadas restan las cumpetenzas ch’èn d’observar en mintga cas tenor la legislaziun davart l’organisaziun giudiziala. Sch’in recurs al Cussegl federal è inadmissibel, po quel dar directivas a l’autoritad administrativa federala cumpetenta, co che la lescha stoppia vegnir interpretada.
6 Sch’i sa tracta da prender disposiziuns ch’èn suttamessas ad in recurs tar il Tribunal administrativ federal, vegnan affars dal Cussegl federal confidads tenor la lescha al departament ch’è cumpetent en chaussa. Il recurs cunter disposiziuns dal Cussegl federal tenor l’artitgel 33 literas a e b da la Lescha dals 17 da zercladur 200548 davart il Tribunal administrativ federal resta resalvà.49
49 Versiun tenor la cifra 9 da l’agiunta da la LF dals 17 da zer. 2005 davart il Tribunal administrativ federal, en vigur dapi il 1. da schan. 2007 (AS 2006 2197 1069; BBl 2001 4202).
1 Depending the importance of an item of business, it is dealt with by the Federal Council, a department, a group or an office.
2 The Federal Council sets out in an ordinance which administrative unit is responsible for decisions about individual items of business or in wider areas of business.
3 If the departments are unable to agree on responsibility in specific cases, the President of the Confederation shall decide.
4 The superordinate administrative units and the Federal Council may at any time take responsibility for deciding on a particular item of business.
5 Mandatory responsibilities in accordance with the legislation on the administration of federal justice are reserved. If the appeal to the Federal Council is not permitted, the latter may issue a directive to the competent federal administrative authority on how to decide in accordance with the law.
6 Federal Council business is delegated by law to the department competent for the matter concerned where rulings must be issued that are subject to an appeal to the Federal Administrative Court. The appeal against Federal Council rulings under Article 33 letters a and b of the Administrative Court Act of 17 June 200548 is reserved.49
49 Amended by Annex No 9 of the Administrative Court Act of 17 June 2005, in force since 1 Jan. 2007 (AS 2006 2197 1069; BBl 2001 4202).
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