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Royal appointment powers before Parliament
The article addresses the legal debate regarding the powers of the Moroccan government prior to its official inauguration following the royal appointment. It clarifies that the appointment is the legal condition for the existence of the government, while its полномощия are completed after it gains parliamentary confidence. The report explains that the formation process includes appointment by the King followed by the inauguration after a confidence vote, and that the appointed government retains limited powers during the transitional phase. This contradicts the idea that the ceremony of handing over authority grants it full powers. It confirms that the practice of ministers performing their duties before the inauguration does not mean that the government has acquired all its legal powers. The distinction between legal existence and full полномощия is essential to ensuring the continuity of public services without encroaching on the responsibilities outlined by the constitution.
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