The Permanent Commission for the Development of the Communes of the National Assembly (AN), approved this Thursday, the Report for the Second Discussion of the Reform Project of the Organic Law of the Communes, a legal text that seeks to strengthen the practice of co-management in communal territories. The document will be sent to the Board of the AN, who will decide the date of the debate in the Parliamentary Plenary.
The president of the Subcommittee for the Development of Training in Values for Socialism and Community Participation, deputy Liliana González, explained that with the adaptation of this law it is possible to consolidate five fundamental elements, the first being the construction of a democratic State, social law and justice.
“According to the laws of State administration, the territorial vice-presidencies are created, which have to do with the vice-presidency of security and peace, with science, technology and education, which are the same as those of the Government,” said the deputy.
Secondly, a special chapter is created for the Communal Parliament, which establishes powers that reflect the National Legislative Power, through the formation of legislative committees in communal councils, for the exercise of social street parliamentarianism and the legislator people in the territory. As a third element, the structure of the State is consolidated, with the creation of the five powers in the commune, such as Executive, Legislative, Judicial, Electoral and Moral.
Likewise, it contemplates the organization of the Communal Government through the territorial vice-presidencies, such as Economy, Planning, Social Development and the Revolution of the Missions, Political Sovereignty, Security and Peace and Development of Territorial Socialism.
It was known that the Law has 66 articles and, with this reform, it remained at 59; It maintains its seven chapters, with which the State has been more communalized, so that the people become more empowered in public policies.
Source: AN
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