Article 21

.


The professionals who manage social

communication at the organizational level have the following

rights


:


a)

Participate in the


organization's strategic planning process, its implementation and evaluation;


b) project the social communication priorities that are


approved by the organization;


c) Integrate multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary teams,


juries and work commissions that demand their


knowledge and professional experience;


d) hire their professional services through


consultancies or other legally approved forms;

and


e) have social recognition and respect for their


professional work.

Article 22

.

The professionals dedicated to


organizational communication

are responsible for:


a) Advising the management of their organization on the


management of social communication processes;


b) carry out diagnoses of social communication and


image audits;


c) conceptualize, implement and evaluate the


organization's social communication system, expressed in the approved


Communication Management

Manual and the

Visual Identity

Manual

;

d) manage internal communication and the contents of the

organization's social media;

e) develop relations with the media






social in the media field and other external audiences;


f) act as spokesperson when so decided by the head of the


organization;


g) develop communication products for political,


public good, organizational and commercial purposes;


h)

manage the use of the Country Brand by the


organization, as regulated in this Law and the


corresponding regulatory provisions;


i) organize and coordinate participation in workshops, fairs,


congresses, conventions, contests and other events;


j) plan messages for the promotion and publicity of the


organization's products and services;


k) coordinate the sponsorship actions that the organization


generate or receive;


l) participate in the registration, protection and renewal of the


mottos, brands and other distinctive signs of the


organization;


m) participate in decision-making on the budget


for the management of communication in the organization, its


execution and control;

and


n) respect the ethical norms and values ​​that distinguish the


profession.

Article 23.1

.

The other economic and social actors are


responsible for managing their respective


social communication processes, in accordance with the Constitution, this


Law and other regulatory provisions.

2

.

The objectives of these social communication processes


correspond to their interests, and where relevant, comply with the


provisions of Article 19 of this Law.

Article 24

.

To promote the development and strengthening of


social communication processes, as regulated in this Chapter,

duly legalized


consulting services can be used.


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