Constitución en Inglés

232 constituteproject.org Colombia 2021 Chapter IV Special Regime B ogotá, Capital of the Republic and of the Department of Cundinamarca, is organized as the Capital District. Its political, fiscal, and administrative regime are determined by the Constitution, the special laws that are enacted for this purpose, and extant provisions for municipalities. Based on the general rules established by law, the council shall, at the initiative of the mayor, divide the territory of the district into localities in accordance with the social characteristics of their inhabitants, and shall make the corresponding allocation of powers and administrative functions. It shall be the responsibility of district authorities to guarantee the harmonious and integrated development of the city and the efficient provision of services for which the district is responsible; management of matters specific to their territory shall be the responsibility of local authorities. Eachdistrict councilwill becomposedof forty-five (45) councilors. In each district locality there will be an administrative board elected by popular election for four-year terms and composed of no fewer than seven members, according to ARTICLE 322 ARTICLE 323