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What it regulates
It establishes a participation and monitoring body for mutual insurers’ prevention activities within Social Security, governing proposals, reports and coordination with the National Occupational Safety and Health Commission.
Who it applies to
State-wide scope: Articles 1–5, limited to governance and monitoring of mutual insurers’ prevention activities. It does not regulate individual benefits or replace prevention-service legislation.
Key provisions
It constitutes the Council as a collegiate body monitoring mutual insurers’ prevention activities within Social Security.
Article 1Membership brings together public authorities, employer organisations and trade unions. AMAT’s four representatives serve as advisers who may speak but cannot vote.
Article 2It proposes preventive actions and receives monitoring and evaluation reports issued by the body coordinating and supervising mutual insurers.
Article 3The Directorate-General informs the Council of proposed rules concerning mutual-insurer prevention. Since 2006 the Council must inform the National Commission of workplace-related proposals and reports.
Article 3It provides for meetings every four months and assigns the timetable and working arrangements to the Chair.
Article 4History and versions
BOE publication: 27/06/2005 · Initial entry into force: 28/06/2005
BOE-A-2005-10898Published on 27 June 2005 and effective from 28 June. Order TAS/2383/2006 adds Article 3 reporting of proposals and reports to the National Commission, effective from 25 July 2006.
Creation, membership, functions and procedures; effective 28 June 2005.
BOE-A-2005-10898Sole article: adds reporting to the National Commission. Published on 24 July 2006 and effective the next day.
BOE-A-2006-13324Text versions of the selected OSH provisions
| Publication | Effective date | Official reference | Affected provisions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27/06/2005 | 28/06/2005 | BOE-A-2005-10898 | Article 1, Article 2, Article 3, Article 4, Article 5, Final provision |
| 24/07/2006 | 25/07/2006 | BOE-A-2006-13324 | Article 3 |
Transitional provisions and application notes
The 2006 amendment adds reporting to the National Commission; it does not change Article 2 membership.
Article 3The publication retains references to Laws 6/1997 and 30/1992 and period-specific administrative names. These must be read alongside the applicable organisational framework.
Article 4The Council proposes actions and receives reports; these duties do not amount to sanctioning powers or assumption of employers’ prevention responsibilities.
Article 3
Official BOE legal relationships
This record covers the history of the selected occupational safety and health provisions. The official analysis also provides the relationships affecting other subjects in the legislation.
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