Commission meets to unify criteria before the stage of interviews with applicants for Ombudsman

The Mixed Commission of the Constitution of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly (ALP) installed this Monday a session to unify criteria before the interview stage applicants for Ombudsman.

Deputies and senators analyze the bank of questions that will be asked of the 16 candidates who are still in the race, who They will have 20 to 25 minutes to present their ideas in the phase that will begin this day.

Applicants will be evaluated under the criteria excellent, good, fair or insufficientin the public process in which they must support their knowledge in the field of human rights defense.

The data:

? #Now | With the statutory quorum, the Joint Constitutional Commission reinstates the Permanent Session to unify criteria and finalize details prior to the Interview stage within the process of #DesignationOmbudsman2022which starts this Tuesday, April 25. pic.twitter.com/w99iJd6zSL

– Senate of Bolivia (@SenadoBolivia) April 25, 2022

There are 12 men and four women who enter this final stage of evaluationwhich will conclude with the election of a new Ombudsman, a process that must conclude on May 6, according to the schedule.

In the session it was learned that the Executive Committee of the Bolivian University did not send a bank of questions for the selectiondue to the fact that this work was not coordinated in advance, which is why the commission will prepare a minimum bank of 30 questions that will be applied by lottery.

The Mixed Commission of the Constitution of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly (ALP) installed this Monday a session to unify criteria before the interview stage applicants for Ombudsman.

Deputies and senators analyze the bank of questions that will be asked of the 16 candidates who are still in the race, who They will have 20 to 25 minutes to present their ideas in the phase that will begin this day.

Applicants will be evaluated under the criteria excellent, good, fair or insufficientin the public process in which they must support their knowledge in the field of human rights defense.

The data:

? #Now | With the statutory quorum, the Joint Constitutional Commission reinstates the Permanent Session to unify criteria and finalize details prior to the Interview stage within the process of #DesignationOmbudsman2022which starts this Tuesday, April 25. pic.twitter.com/w99iJd6zSL

– Senate of Bolivia (@SenadoBolivia) April 25, 2022

There are 12 men and four women who enter this final stage of evaluationwhich will conclude with the election of a new Ombudsman, a process that must conclude on May 6, according to the schedule.

In the session it was learned that the Executive Committee of the Bolivian University did not send a bank of questions for the selectiondue to the fact that this work was not coordinated in advance, which is why the commission will prepare a minimum bank of 30 questions that will be applied by lottery.

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