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Boletin Oficial Ra 30991 Buenos Aires, viernes 15 BOLETIN OFICIAL de setiembre de 2006 Año CXIV Número 30.991 DE LA REPUBLICA ARGENTINA Precio $ 0,70 Los documentos que aparecen en el BOLETIN OFICIAL DE LA Primera Sección REPUBLICA ARGENTINA serán tenidos por auténticos y obligatorios por el efecto de esta publicación y por comunicados y suficientemente circulados dentro de todo el territorio nacional Legislación y Avisos Oficiales (Decreto Nº 659/1947) Bs. As., 31/8/1972 LEYES SECRETAS En uso de las atribuciones conferidas por el Sumario artículo 5º del Estatuto de la Revolución Ar- Pág. Y RESERVADAS gentina, Publicación conforme Ley 26.134 EL PRESIDENTE DE LA NACION LEYES SECRETAS Y RESERVADAS ARGENTINA SANCIONA Y PROMULGA CON FUERZA DE LEY: #I2401613I# 19.815 ...................................................................................................................................... 1 Ley 19.815 ARTICULO 1º — DECLARASE emergencia que afecta a la seguridad nacional, la situación creada 19.816 ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Bs. As., 31/8/1972 a la Empresa GAS DEL ESTADO por el sinestro ocurrido el 30 de junio del corriente año, en su instalación de General Daniel Cerri, Partido de 19.817 ...................................................................................................................................... 3 EXCELENTISIMO SEÑOR PRESIDENTE DE LA NACION: BAHIA BLANCA, Provincia de BUENOS AIRES. S 19.867 ................................................................................................................................ 3 Tengo el honor de elevar a la consideración ARTICULO 2º — EXIMESE a la Empresa GAS de Vuestra Excelencia el adjunto proyecto de DEL ESTADO del cumplimiento de las Leyes nú- 19.896 ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Ley mediante el cual se exime a la Empresa meros 18.250, 18.875 y 19.326 y del Decreto Ley GAS DEL ESTADO de cumplir con diversas número 5.340/63, en las adquisiciones y contrata- ciones de bienes, obras y servicios y en las impor- 19.910 ...................................................................................................................................... 3 normas que regulan las adquisiciones de bie- nes, obras y servicios nacionales e importados taciones y embarques vinculados con la recons- trucción de las instalaciones dañadas en el evento 19.930 ...................................................................................................................................... 14 necesarios para reconstruir de inmediato la ins- talación de la Empresa ubicada en la localidad a que se alude en el Artículo 1º de la presente Ley. de General Daniel Cerri, Partido de BAHIA 19.942 ...................................................................................................................................... 14 ARTICULO 3º — FACULTASE al señor Admi- BLANCA, Provincia de BUENOS AIRES. nistrador General de la Empresa GAS DEL ESTA- 19.966 ...................................................................................................................................... 15 La excepción se justifica plenamente frente a DO para emitir las certificaciones y demás formu- la situación de emergencia creada por la ex- larios para hacer efectiva la excepción expresada plosión e incendio ocurridos en dicha planta en el Artículo 2º de la presente Ley. industrial el 30 de junio del corriente año, cuya ARTICULO 4º — El presente régimen de excep- magnitud y consecuencias totalmente impre- ción tendrá vigencia hasta el 31 de diciembre de visibles configuran un verdadero estado de 1972 o hasta la afectación de VEINTICINCO MI- DECRETOS necesidad que obliga a apartarse de los pro- LLONES DE PESOS ($ 25.000.000), con cargo a cedimientos de contratación aplicables a las la cuenta especial que la Empresa creará a estos situaciones normales. efectos, si ello ocurriere antes de dicha fecha. ADMINISTRACION FEDERAL DE INGRESOS PUBLICOS Los mecanismos que instituye el proyecto son 1208/2006 ARTICULO 5º — El MINISTERIO DE OBRAS Establécese que dicha Administración Federal, continuará transfiriendo automáticamente a las los habituales en situaciones como la que aquí se trata, pero, congruentemente con la urgen- Y SERVICIOS PUBLICOS (ENERGIA), tendrá a entidades beneficiarias los fondos provenientes de la recaudación de los recursos de la seguridad cia que reviste el cumplimiento del objeto de su cargo el control de las operaciones amparadas social, previa deducción de determinado porcentaje. Excepción. ................................................ 16 la norma y con el costo aproximado de los en la presente Ley, una vez que se hayan realiza- trabajos a emprender, se limita la atribución do a fin de que se observen los límites fijados en EXPOSICIONES INTERNACIONALES de las facultades excepcionales tanto en el el Artículo 4º precedente. 1214/2006 tiempo de su vigencia cuanto en el monto de Exímese del pago del derecho de importación y demás tributos a los países participantes en la las inversiones comprendidas en el régimen. ARTICULO 6º — Comuníquese, dése a la DI- 11a. Exposición Internacional de Comunicación Visual y en la 10a. Exposición Internacional de RECCION NACIONAL DEL REGISTRO OFICIAL Finalmente se encomienda al MINISTERIO y archívese. Serigrafía Expo Sign y Serigrafía 2006, realizadas en la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires. ... 17 DE OBRAS Y SERVICIOS PUBLICOS (ENERGIA) el control de las operaciones rea- MINISTERIO DE ECONOMIA Y PRODUCCION lizadas al amparo de la presente Ley, a fin de 1215/2006 que las antedichas limitaciones sean puntual- Desígnase Subsecretaria de Servicios Financieros de la Secretaría de Finanzas del citado Ministe- mente observadas. rio. ............................................................................................................................................ 17 Dios guarde a Vuestra Excelencia. MINISTERIO DE EDUCACION, CIENCIA Y TECNOLOGIA 1207/2006 Créase el Programa de Fomento a la Innovación de Capital de Riesgo en Empresas de las Areas de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación Productiva, en el ámbito de la Secretaría de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación Productiva. Objeto del Programa. Autoridad de Aplicación. Marco Federal de las Actividades. Disposiciones Generales y Transitorias. .................................................................. 15 #F2401613F# VIAJE OFICIAL NOTA: Las leyes secretas y reservadas, ordenadas por la Ley 26.134, 1233/2006 se publican en orden cronológico descendente, por la necesidad de obtener las mejores imágenes de aquéllas más antiguas. Desígnanse a los funcionarios y personal que acompañarán al Primer Magistrado, con motivo del viaje oficial a la ciudad de Nueva York, Estados Unidos de América. ........................................... 17 PRESIDENCIA DE www.boletinoficial.gov.ar LA NACION DECISIONES ADMINISTRATIVAS e-mail: [email protected] SECRETARIA LEGAL Y TECNICA Registro Nacional de la Propiedad Intelectual INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE ESTADISTICA Y CENSOS DR. CARLOS ALBERTO ZANNINI Nº 451.095 562/2006 Secretario Autorízase excepcionalmente a los funcionarios con competencia para resolver el otorgamiento de DOMICILIO LEGAL licencias anuales ordinarias a transferir a un determinado período, las licencias de aquel carácter DIRECCION NACIONAL DEL REGISTRO OFICIAL Suipacha 767-C1008AAO devengadas en los años 2002 y 2003, aún no utilizadas por los agentes del mencionado Instituto. 21 JORGE EDUARDO FEIJOÓ Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Continúa en página 2 Director Nacional Tel. y Fax 43224055 y líneas rotativas Viernes 15 de setiembre de 2006 Primera Sección BOLETIN OFICIAL Nº 30.991 2 Pág. Pág. JEFATURA DE GABINETE DE MINISTROS 307/2006-SICPME 557/2006 Considéranse sujetos al beneficio establecido por la Ley Nº 24.402, los montos correspondientes Dase por aprobada una contratación celebrada en el ámbito de la Subsecretaría de Relaciones al Impuesto al Valor Agregado de las compras e importaciones de bienes de capital de Sucesores Institucionales de la Secretaría de Gabinete y Relaciones Parlamentarias, de Asesor en Relaciones de Alfredo Williner Sociedad Anónima, destinados a la fabricación y comercialización de productos Parlamentarias. ......................................................................................................................... 19 lácteos. ..................................................................................................................................... 34 558/2006 MINISTERIO DE PLANIFICACION FEDERAL, INVERSION PUBLICA Y SERVICIOS Dase por aprobado un contrato de locación de servicios celebrado en el marco del Decreto Nº 1184/ 1592/2006-MPFIPS 2001. ........................................................................................................................................ 20 Apruébase la implementación del Libro de Quejas para la atención de los reclamos vinculados al desempeño de las dependencias administrativas del citado Ministerio. ...................................... 37 MINISTERIO DE ECONOMIA Y PRODUCCION 561/2006 PROMOCION DEL EMPLEO Transfiérese un agente de la Planta Permanente de la Dirección de Legales del Area de Energía de 876/2006-MTESS la Dirección General de Asuntos Jurídicos, dependiente de la Subsecretaría Legal de la Secretaría Medidas integrales tendientes a fortalecer la empleabilidad de los trabajadores del servicio
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