San Lazaro is delayed dictaminación the Federal Law of Transparency – News MVS

Rogerio Castro, deputy Morena

dictaminación of the Federal Law of Transparency

is delayed in San Lázaro the bench member of the National Regeneration Movement ( MORENA), added that among other elements grouped in a document given to the members of the Commission, to be valued and issue an opinion, further adjustment is included to consider.

Angelica Melin Campos

February 23, 2016

the president of Transparency and Anti-Corruption Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, Rogerio Castro said that because of the new series of observations about the proposed Federal Law of Transparency and access to Public Information, the development of a predictamen in this area will be delayed another week.

“We found other comments did not believe prudent opinion and make it available even if there were technical comments should you adequate. Discussion and, as he sent deputies to the opinion, since yesterday, we are trying to summon meeting. Now, a proposed meeting would be next week, and with the members of the board and a predictamen already developed “he said.

The member of the bench of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) he added that among other elements grouped in a document given to the members of the Commission, to be valued and issue an opinion, more settings to consider.

he explained include that the new document integrates definitions for . corruption, public-private partnership, open government, public interest test

the proposal also states that can not be classified as confidential information concerning acts of corruption; and is seen as obliged to report publicly, to affiliates and subsidiaries of productive state enterprises, that is, PEMEX and the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) subjects.

Similarly, it is proposed to establish that the Institute for access to information shall ensure access to public information, not just information, as I said the minutes of the Senate, he added.

Castro Vazquez added that in terms of public-private partnerships is expected to force them to make transparent all information concerning its objectives, powers, duties, salaries, functions and corporate purpose.

Similarly, he said, it intends to attribute to NACI the ability to promote “transparency proactive “; report when the exceptions, that is to be updated, any changes that may involve not release public information; it is proposed to give the power to “rejects” the commissioners to give legal certainty to the deliberations and decisions of NACI.

He added that the obligation of NACI to give part to the Internal Control arises when obligated parties do not address requests for information; calls empower the commissioners to have access to “classified information”

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