Valencia Courts Eight plenary meetings will be held in the new session, which will begin with the participation of ministers on the 20th and end in December with the approval of regional budgets. Three of these plenary sessions will include a control session with Generalitat President Carlos Mazón. The first will take place on October 5. After learning the timetable, the opposition criticized that there were “only” three control sessions, so while accusing the popular leader of “hiding”, he cited “lack of transparency” and said Consell “Still on vacation.” The People’s Party said the pattern followed was “followed” to the PSPV’s last.
The dates were decided during the Cortes Board of Trustees celebrations this Tuesday, with votes from PP and Vox, who argued that the plenary session schedule was “similar” to four years ago. First ordinary plenary sessions The first of these term sessions will be on September 20, 21, and 28, when councilors will outline their chapters, while the Consell chairperson control sessions will take place on October 5, 26, and October 30. of November.
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PSPV criticized that Mazón will “only” go to the Cortes by December and “will have three days to account for his administration, half as much as Ximo Puig during this period”. Socialist trustee Rebeca Torró, Council PresidentHe spoke of the “hiding and cutting of transparency” and added that the calendar “reaffirms that the Consel de Mazón is synonymous with bankruptcy, incompetence and a creator of chaos.” In this sense, the socialist added that “PP leaders disrespect democracy and parliamentary activities” and reiterated that “What Mazon has done shows that he has something to hide”.
For his part, PP Ombudsman Miguel Barrachina explained that this is the “same” timetable after regional elections in April of the same year, which was the start of Botànic’s last legislature four years ago. there were nine plenary meetings and now, the final elections are held 28 MayThere will be eight. Barrachina also noted that Puig became president of the Generalitat for the first time, with the first control session in the Cortes held on October 15.
Likewise, Vox’s trustee, Ana Vega, said parliament was a “good calendar”. left complain about the lack of plenary sessions, because you have to “fit” commissions and budget plenary sessions between now and December, with those sessions “hard to do bobbin lace.”
Finally, Compromís Ombudsman Joan Baldoví noted that with this calendar, Consell appears to be “still on vacation” because vendors will appear “ten days later” compared to 2019, and there will also be no change. check the head until October 5th. Accusing Consell of “bypassing” parliamentary control, Baldoví said: “They were very eager to start the administration, but we see that they were in no rush to come out and explain what they wanted to do.”