Councillors and parish presidents from around the country gathered Monday to propose a reform the Organic Law on Municipal Public Power, through which they could acquire some government officials' own benefits.
regard, the chairman of the Committee on Domestic Policy National Assembly (AN), Tulio Jiménez said that the reform consists of three items that could improve the working conditions of both Councillors and members of parish councils.
"The bill is very specific, is the reform of three articles that simply seek to put things right terms," \u200b\u200bhe said.
The first of three articles to reform is the number 34, which states verbatim as follows: "The parish shall have power management, advisory and evaluation of municipal management in their respective territories, in the terms and scope that point them in the respective ordinance.
Without prejudice to the unity of governance and management of the municipality, the parish will be managed by a vestry composed of three (3) members elected democratically by the residents, according to electoral law.
According to Jimenez, this article would add that the members of parish councils are public officials and elected officials, so they can receive all the social security rights under the post. Same
have added Articles 92, concerning the functions of councilors and 95, on the powers of municipal councils, changes that would ensure stability social municipal councilors.
also the chairman of the Domestic Policy Committee of the Parliament stated that these reforms are in the presidency of the Assembly, so that could be adopted before the end of this legislative period.
"That is the status in which it is the aspect of law reform in the hands of the citizen chairman of the Assembly (Cilia Flores), and we hope to work before the end of this period," said Tulio Jiménez
regard, the chairman of the Committee on Domestic Policy National Assembly (AN), Tulio Jiménez said that the reform consists of three items that could improve the working conditions of both Councillors and members of parish councils.
"The bill is very specific, is the reform of three articles that simply seek to put things right terms," \u200b\u200bhe said.
The first of three articles to reform is the number 34, which states verbatim as follows: "The parish shall have power management, advisory and evaluation of municipal management in their respective territories, in the terms and scope that point them in the respective ordinance.
Without prejudice to the unity of governance and management of the municipality, the parish will be managed by a vestry composed of three (3) members elected democratically by the residents, according to electoral law.
According to Jimenez, this article would add that the members of parish councils are public officials and elected officials, so they can receive all the social security rights under the post. Same
have added Articles 92, concerning the functions of councilors and 95, on the powers of municipal councils, changes that would ensure stability social municipal councilors.
also the chairman of the Domestic Policy Committee of the Parliament stated that these reforms are in the presidency of the Assembly, so that could be adopted before the end of this legislative period.
"That is the status in which it is the aspect of law reform in the hands of the citizen chairman of the Assembly (Cilia Flores), and we hope to work before the end of this period," said Tulio Jiménez
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