Within five business days a table must be set up in SG for the transition

Mexico City. In order for the cabinet of the current government and the one appointed by the president-elect, Claudia Sheinbaum, to implement the coordination mechanisms necessary for an orderly and transparent transition, within a maximum period of five business days the coordination table for the transition will have to be installed in the Ministry of the Interior.

This is established in the Agreement that sets the bases for the transition of the federal public administration that will take office on October 1, published in the evening edition of the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF).

This table will act as a collegiate body made up of the current heads of the federal government agencies and entities and those who will replace them as of October 1 of this year, in order to establish the exchange of information and adopt the necessary agreements for an “orderly, responsible and efficient transition.”

The agreement establishes that the coordination committees will meet as many times as necessary and will draw up minutes of the agreements adopted, since the aim is to establish the strategies, criteria and activities that they deem necessary to achieve an efficient transition.

Therefore, officials of the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador must provide the information requested by the next officials of Sheinbaum’s cabinet, such as aspects of human, financial, and material resources, audits, disputes, current contracts, and any matters they deem necessary.