Article 92

Under the presidency of the Head of Government, the Council of Government shall deliberate on the following questions and texts: - the general policy of the State before its presentation to the Council of Ministers; - public policies; - sectoral policies; - the commitment of the government's responsibility before the House of Representatives; - current issues relating to human rights and public order; draft laws, including the draft finance law, before their deposit with the bureau of the House of Representatives, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 49 of this Constitution; - decree-laws; - draft regulatory decrees; - draft decrees referred to in Articles 65 (2nd paragraph), 66 and 70 (3rd paragraph) of this Constitution; - treaties and international conventions before their submission to the Council of Ministers; - the appointment of secretaries-general and central directors of public administrations, presidents of universities, deans and directors of higher schools and institutes. The organic law provided for in Article 49 of this Constitution may complete the list of posts to be filled by the Council of Government, and determine, in particular, the principles and criteria for appointment to these posts, especially those of equal opportunity, merit, competence and transparency. The Head of Government shall inform the King of the conclusions of the deliberations of the Council of Government.