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Institutional organization of CCAA

According to the Spanish constitutional system, the organization of institutions and the system of self-government of each community corresponds to the Autonomous community itself. Its basic political institutions are planned and regulated in the statutes of autonomy. These initial forecasts had subsequently been developed through the adoption by the various Legislative assemblies of the corresponding organisational laws.

In general, the Autonomous Communities organize their administrative structures modelled on the state, so that the basic organizational structures are advice or departments and the general directions.

La normativa referenced below is adopted at the beginning of each Term or adopted in general, not including partial modifications, which must be given that the administrative structures often experience subsequent modifications.

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZACIÓN
Autonomous Community	Law of government	Structure of California
ANDALUCÍA	Law 6 / 2006	Structure
ARAGÓN	Legislative Decree 2 / 2001	Structure
ASTURIAS	8 / 1991 Law	Structure
CANARIAN	Law 1 / 1983	Structure
CANTABRIA	Law 5 / 2018	Structure
CASTILLA-LA STAIN	Law 11 / 2003	Structure
LEÓN CATILLANO AND	Act 3 / 2001	Structure
CATALUÑA	Law 13 / 2008	Structure
VALENCIA V	Law 5 / 1983	Structure
EXTREMADURA	1 / 2002 Law	Structure
GALICIA	Law 1 / 1983	Structure
ILLES BALEARS	Law 1 / 2019	Structure
THE RIOJA	8 / 2003 Law	Structure
MADRID	Law 1 / 1983	Structure
MURCIA	6 / 2004 Law	Structure
NAVARRE	Law Foral 14 / 2004	Structure
BASQUE COUNTRIES	Law 7 / 1981	Structure

Andalucía

Law 6 / 2006 of 24 October, the government of the Autonomous Community Andalucian marvel

Detail of thegovernance structure

Territorial Policy

Institutional organization of CCAA

Andalucía

Aragón

Asturias

Canarias

Cantabria

Castilla la Mancha

Castilla y León