The Chamber of Deputies will seek to meet this Thursday to debate a set of agreed issues, among which is the draft “zero alcohol” behind the wheel to prohibit driving vehicles with any level of alcohol concentration in the blood, and other topics of social content.
The call, scheduled for 11 o’clock, was promoted by the president of the bloc of deputies of the Frente de Todos (FdT), Germán Martínez.
Among other issues, the agenda also contemplates an initiative that sets the medical care procedures for the care of women and pregnant people in the face of perinatal death.
Another topic that was included in the call is the initiative that recognizes the Argentine Sign Language (LSA) as a natural and native language throughout the territory of the Argentine Nation, recognizing the importance of its preservation and dissemination as part of the linguistic and cultural heritage of the community, which has been approved by the Senate and, if approved, will become law.
Also on the agenda is the debate on the Program of Comprehensive Protection of People with Congenital Cardiopathy which seeks to incorporate fetal cardiac evaluation as a mandatory routine study for all pregnant or pregnant women as the first level of detection, as well as its incorporation into the Mandatory Medical Program (PMO).
Likewise, a project promoted by the Ministry of Environment and Human Development was included to modify the Hazardous Waste Law sanctioned in 1991 and update fine values -currently fixed in australes- through the creation of a fixed unit that lasts over time and is easy to apply.
Another of the projects that the lower house will seek to discuss is the initiative promoted by the national deputy of the FdT for San Juan José Luis Gioja to establish that the national holiday of August 17the day of the passage to immortality of the Father of the Nation, General José de San Martín, is not transferable.
A set of projects were also included that establish the free transfer of State real estate to different municipalities of the country.
The lower house had approved in its last session a series of projects agreed between the FdT and the opposition blocks, among which is the creation of a National Registry of Alimony Debtors (Rendam) for those parents who do not comply with the judicial agreements of support of their children and the elimination of the payment of Income Tax for health personnel.
Within the framework of a session that lasted until midnight, Deputies also endorsed a project that establishes the creation of the Federal Training Plan on the Rights of Girls, Boys, and Adolescents, which bears the name of “Lucio”, and the one that sets the Elimination of the periodic renewal requirement of the Single Disability Certificate (CUD) for cases of permanent disabilities.
