First district councilor
The first (district) councilor , district director , first state official at the district office , first district councilor or full-time councilor is a leading municipal official of a district and general representative of the district administrator .
Designations
- District director : North Rhine-Westphalia
- First state official at the district office : Baden-Württemberg (see first state official )
- First alderman : Brandenburg , Saxony-Anhalt
- First district councilor : Hesse , Rhineland-Palatinate , Saarland
- First district council : Lower Saxony
- Full-time alderman : Saxony , Thuringia
countries
North Rhine-Westphalia
In North Rhine-Westphalia the district council of a district appoints a general representative for the district administrator from the leading full-time officials of the district . He bears the official title of District Director and must have the qualification for judicial office or higher administrative service as well as several years of practical experience in a full-time administrative activity appropriate to the office. The main statutes of the respective district can determine that the district director is elected by the district council for a period of eight years. The order of the District Director in § 47 district regulations governed NRW.
Lower Saxony
In Lower Saxony, in addition to the main administrative officer ( district administrator ), other senior officials can also be appointed in accordance with the main statutes. For the non- representative representation of the district - this is taken care of by the honorary deputy district administrators - the district administrator has a general deputy. If the district administrator is unable to attend, his general representative takes his place in accordance with Section 81 (2) sentence 4 NKomVG .
In accordance with Section 108, Paragraph 1, Item 4 of the NKomVG, the latter bears the title of First District Councilor if he has been assigned the office of general deputy. All other temporary officials use the designation Kreisrat . The first district council is elected by the district council for a term of eight years on the proposal of the district council in accordance with Section 109 (1) NKomVG. He must have the suitability, qualifications and expertise required for his office. The First District Council works full-time and is appointed to the civil service on a temporary basis.
Historical
Historically, in some areas of Germany, other administrative offices were called district directors . For example, he was a district director
- in the Duchy of Anhalt , in the Free State of Anhalt and in the State of Anhalt until the introduction of the German Municipal Code on April 1, 1935, the official title for the District Administrator
- in the Duchy of Braunschweig , in the Free State of Braunschweig and in the State of Braunschweig until the introduction of the German Municipal Code on April 1, 1935, the official title for the district administrator
- in the realm of Alsace-Lorraine from 1871 to 1918 the official title for the district administrator
- in parts of the Altmark in the 19th century the title of representative of the estates
- in the Grand Duchy of Baden from 1809 chairman of the district directorate
Individual evidence
- ↑ Section 81 of the Lower Saxony Municipal Constitutional Law (NKomVG) . dated December 17, 2010.
- ↑ Peter Blum, Herbert Freese, Bernd Häußler, Hubert Meyer (eds.): Lower Saxony Municipal Constitutional Law (NKomVG). Comment. 1st edition. Kommunal- und Schul-Verlag, 2011, ISBN 978-3-8293-0939-4 , on §§ 108 and 109.
- ^ Law on the Constitution and Administration of Alsace-Lorraine of December 31, 1871
- ^ HA Mascher: The institute of the district administration in Prussia: Historically, juristically u. national-economically sketched, 1868, p. 44, online
- ↑ Großherzoglich Baden Government Gazette of December 23, 1809, p 447, online