Administration Gouvernementale - Démission
as it stood on 2021-08-03, permalink: /lu-legilux/pa-2021-06-16-b3039/2021-08-03--68a56b5201119987246c8fa6237f3d2c497761e47cf2d8cd48c6441a00f8cb05
Outline, 1 provisions
Par arrêté grand-ducal du 16 juin 2021, Madame Esther MERTES a été nommée conseiller au grade 16 auprès de l’Administration gouvernementale.
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| as of | 2021-08-03 → this version applied |
| valid | in force 2021-08-03 → open publisher-asserted |
| type | PA Version consolidée applicable au 03/08/2021 : Administration Gouvernementale - Démission. |
| language | fr |
| published | 2021-08-16 |
| lex_id | lu-legilux:pa-2021-06-16-b3039:2021-08-03--68a56b5201119987246c8fa6237f3d2c497761e47cf2d8cd48c6441a00f8cb05 |
| record sha256 | e4f6da14e03077b471358ec411c0330886672e2f9f53d9fe45c7aaa142dd12c2 |
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| stamp signature | valid (ECDSA-P256) |