The legal position of governors in resolving disputes between executive bodies

According to paragraph 12 of the general policies of the administrative system based on attention to effectiveness and efficiency in administrative processes and methods, with the aim of decriminalizing and reducing the referrals of executive bodies to judicial authorities for quick and free resolution of disputes between executive bodies, both national and provincial, in accordance with Article 134 The Constitution, based on the regulations on how to resolve disputes, the laws and regulations of the country's annual budget, the laws of the fourth and fifth development programs of the country, and the law regulating part of the government's financial regulations. In 2016, the Council of Ministers approved the regulations on how to resolve disputes between executive bodies. According to Article 3 of this regulation, disputes between the provincial institutions that are not resolved by the heads of the aforementioned institutions by using their legal powers, will be referred to the governor to be decided within the limits of his legal powers and the solutions provided in the laws. The main question in this research is what is the role of the governor in the process of resolving disputes between executive bodies? According to existing regulations in cases where the resolution of these disputes requires the decision of the Board of Ministers, the issue will be reflected by the Governor along with the documented and substantiated theory of the Governor to the Legal Vice President and with the proposal of the said Vice President along with the legal theory.