In addition, it will take measures to “enhance control over quotas” charged by the concerted parties.
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The Education Department will take measures to “enhance the control of the fees” charged by the subsidized education centers and is already preparing an “inventory” to “determine in detail what kind of fees are charged” with the aim of purpose “authorize only those” that are for non-educational services.
This is what the lehendakari, Iñigo Urkullu, said during Friday’s plenary session when the parliamentary spokesman for Elkarrekin Podemos-IU, Miren Gorrotxategi, asked about this issue of quotas in concerted centers, something that the representative of the purple formation has reminded that it is “illegal”.
The Lehendakari has insisted on his government’s commitment to public education and stressed that the “guarantees of free education” are included in Article 34 of the preliminary draft of education, based on the agreement on education that also supports the formation house, added .
Urkullu has indicated that with the adoption of this standard, “it will be enshrined in law that subsidized centers cannot receive money from families for educational services. They will only be able to charge additional services, i.e. transportation or food for example.”
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Source: EITB
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