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The Spanish order of precedence is established by the Royal Decree 2099/1983. The decree establishes the order of precedence of national official activities as well as common regulations to activities organised by municipalities, autonomous communities and other public institutions. The general order established by the decree is modified if the event takes place in the capital, Madrid, instead of elsewhere in Spain. == Order of precedence in Madrid == # HM The King (as the monarch) # The members of the Royal Family (''Familia Real'') ## HM The Queen (as the consort) ## HRH The Princess of Asturias (as the heiress presumptive) ## HRH Infanta Sofia (as daughter of the reigning King) # The members of the King's family (''Familia del Rey'') who are not legally members of the Royal Family in the strict sense, but have titles of Majesty or Royal Highness ## The former monarch and consort ### HM King Juan Carlos ### HM Queen Sofia ## The Infantes of Spain in order of succession rights ### HRH The Duchess of Lugo ### HRH Infanta Cristina of Spain ### HRH The Duchess of Badajoz ### HRH The Duchess of Hernani and Soria ### HRH The Duke of Calabria ### HRH The Duchess of Calabria ### HRH The Dowager Duchess of Calabria # The President of the Government (Prime Minister) - Mariano Rajoy # The President of the Congress of Deputies - Jesús Posada # The President of the Senate - Pío Garcia Escudero # The President of the Constitutional Court - Francisco Pérez de los Cobos # The President of the General Council of the Judiciary and of the Supreme Court - Carlos Lesmes # The Vice Presidents of the Government ## The Vice President of the Government and Minister of the Presidency - Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría # The Ministers of the Cabinet ## The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation - José García-Margallo y Marfil ## The Minister of Justice - Rafael Catalá Polo ## The Minister of Defence - Pedro Morenés ## The Minister of Finance and Public Administrations - Cristóbal Montoro ## The Minister of the Interior - Jorge Fernández Díaz ## The Minister of Public Works - Ana Pastor ## The Minister of Education - José Ignacio Wert ## The Minister of Labor - Fátima Báñez ## The Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism - José Manuel Soria ## The Minister of Agriculture, Food and the Environment - Miguel Arias Cañete ## The Minister of the Presidency (currently held by the Vice President) ## The Minister of Economy and Competitiveness - Luis de Guindos ## The Minister of Health, Social Policy and Equality - Ana Mato # The Dean of the Diplomatic Corps - The Apostolic Nuncio # Ambassadors accredited to Spain # Former Prime Ministers by order of tenure ## Felipe Gonzalez ## José María Aznar ## José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero # The Presidents of the Autonomous communities of Spain, in order of creation ## The President of the Basque Country - Iñigo Urkullu ## The President of Catalonia - Artur Mas ## The President of Galicia - Alberto Núñez Feijóo ## The President of Andalusia - Susana Díaz ## The President of Asturias - Javier Fernández Fernández ## The President of Cantabria - Miguel Ángel Revilla ## The President of La Rioja - José Ignacio Ceniceros ## The President of the Region of Murcia - Pedro Antonio Sánchez ## The President of the Valencian Community - Ximo Puig ## The President of Aragón - Javier Lamban ## The President of Castile-La Mancha - Javier García-Page ## The President of the Canary Islands - Fernando Clavijo ## The President of Navarre - Uxue Barkos ## The President of Extremadura - Guillermo Fernández Vara ## The President of the Balearic Islands - Francina Armengol ## The President of the Community of Madrid - Cristina Cifuentes ## The President of Castile and León - Juan Vicente Herrera ## The Mayor-President of Ceuta - Juan Jesús Vivas ## The Mayor-President of Melilla - Juan José Imbroda # The Leader of the Opposition - Pedro Sánchez # The Mayor of Madrid - Manuela Carmena # The Head of the House of His Majesty the King # The President of the Council of State # The President of Court of Accounts # The Attorney General of the State # The Ombudsman # Secretaries of State and assimilated personnel according to the precedence of their ministries # The Chief of the Defense Staff # The Chief of Staff of the Army # The Admiral Chief of the Naval Staff # The Chief of Staff of the Air Force # Vice Presidents of the Congress of Deputies and the Senate # The Chairman of the Supreme Council of Military Justice # The Government's Delegate in Madrid # The Deputy Inspector General of the First Military Region # The Chief of the Central Jurisdiction of the Navy # The Chief of the First Air Region # The Secretary-General of the House of His Majesty the King # The Head of the Military Chamber of the House of His Majesty the King # Under Secretaries and assimilated personnel according to the precedence of their ministries # The President of the Madrid Assembly - Juan Trinidad # Foreign Chargé d'affaires accredited to Spain # The President of the Instituto de España # The Chief of Protocol of the State (Director of Protocol of the Presidency of the Government) # Directors Generals and Assimilated Personnel # Ministers of the Madrid Regional Government # Members of the Bureau of the Madrid Assembly # The President of the Madrid High Court of Justice # The Chief Prosecutor of the Madrid High Court of Justice # Deputies and Senators for Madrid # The Rector of the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) - Carlos Andradas # The Rector of the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) - José María Sanz # The Rector of the Technical University of Madrid (UPM) # The Rector of the National University for Distance Education (UNED) # The Rector of the University of Alcalá # The Rector of the Carlos III University (UC3M) # The Rector of the Rey Juan Carlos University (URJC) # Deputy Mayors of Madrid 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Spanish order of precedence」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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