Bicentennial Commission
The Presidential Advisory Commission for the Bicentenary of the Republic of Chile, or Bicentennial Commission was created by Supreme Decree No. 176 of October 16, 2000, with the aim of advising the President on anything you say regarding the design, programming and coordination of policies, plans, programs, projects and activities to enable the country achieve their fullest potential for the commemoration of 200 years of its independence.
Supreme Decree No. 176 also establishes a Bicentennial Advisory Committee, which functions will meet, study and discuss the proposals to the Bicentennial Commission propose to the President of the Republic and to participate with their knowledge and experience in promoting and supporting new initiatives and complement those that arise from the Commission. It also provides a Executive Secretariat, whose mission is "to provide technical and administrative support necessary for the functioning of the Bicentennial Commission and the Bicentennial Advisory Committee" and "will depend on the Presidency of the Republic."
Supreme Decree No. 176 also establishes a Bicentennial Advisory Committee, which functions will meet, study and discuss the proposals to the Bicentennial Commission propose to the President of the Republic and to participate with their knowledge and experience in promoting and supporting new initiatives and complement those that arise from the Commission. It also provides a Executive Secretariat, whose mission is "to provide technical and administrative support necessary for the functioning of the Bicentennial Commission and the Bicentennial Advisory Committee" and "will depend on the Presidency of the Republic."
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