Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Congress approves the new regulation today GCJ – euronews

EFE, 14/05 4:03 CET

 Photo of the Chief Justice and the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ), Carlos Lesmes. EFE / File Photograph of the Chief Justice and the General Council Judiciary (CGPJ), Carlos Lesmes. EFE / File

Madrid, May 14 ( EFE ) .- The full Congress will give the green light today reform of the Organic Law of the Judiciary, which amending the regulation of the General Council of the Judiciary ( CGPJ ) passed a year and a half ago in the project promoted by the former Minister Alberto Ruiz-Gallardon.

Camera discuss and adopt the opinion of the bill endorsed by the Justice Commission on 4 May and that more than 200 amendments were tabled, while most of the amendments made are of a technical nature.

The text approved on 27 February by the Government raises five to seven the number of members assigned to the Standing Committee, eliminates the requirement that a woman is chairing the Commission for Equality and introduces the parity for this body, but not for the other Board committees.

But it also allows the CGPJ assign the judge who is hearing of a complex cause other judges or court clerks to perform only collaborative work, assistance or advice.

In addition, the reform envisages temporary measures specialization of courts and rebalancing of the workload from neighboring courts or in the same region as well as measures for the judge Violence on Women improve victim protection.

The project changes the name of court clerks that lawyers will be renamed the Administration of Justice and Legal modifies Institutes of Medicine to become multidisciplinary bodies to provide comprehensive care.

In addition, the full House also endorse the draft law regulating the status of national member of Spain at Eurojust, a body of the European Union (EU) Manager strengthen judicial cooperation.

tickers euronews EFE published, but is not involved in the published articles.

Copyright 2015 EFE.

LikeTweet

No comments:

Post a Comment