This legislation outlines the framework for the administration of the Grand-Ducal Institute of Luxembourg, emphasising the roles and responsibilities of key personnel within the Institute. It establishes the positions of President, Secretary General, and section leaders, defining their functions in managing the Institute’s affairs. The document highlights the decision-making processes, meeting protocols, and the preservation of the Institute’s libraries and collections at the National Library of Luxembourg.
The President of the Institute is tasked with overseeing common interests, financial matters, and convening and presiding over meetings. In case of absence, the Secretary General steps in to fulfil these duties. Additionally, a consultative council comprising section leaders provides input on various matters at the President’s discretion. The document also specifies the procedures for appointing and rotating Presidents and Secretary Generals among the sections.
Furthermore, the legislation underscores the importance of majority voting in decision-making processes during ordinary and extraordinary meetings. It emphasises the equal representation of sections, each having a single vote, with the President’s section holding a decisive vote in case of a tie. The Minister of Culture is designated to ensure the execution of the regulation, underscoring the government’s commitment to the preservation and effective management of cultural heritage through the Grand-Ducal Institute of Luxembourg.
