Arrese appeals for “fidelity” to the agreement and rejects “short-term” positions on the project

Next Tuesday ends the deadline for the submission of amendments to the Basque Country’s education law, drawn up by the Basque government based on the content of the education pact reached last year in the autonomous chamber.

Today the parliamentarian is from EH Bildu Ikotz Arrese has called on the signatories of the education pact – PNV, PSE-EE, Elkarrekin Podemos and the sovereign coalition itself – to act with “rigor” and “fidelity” to the said agreement and to avoid a “short-term and partisan” attitude in education to avoid. the final stage of invoice processing.

“We would like to appeal to remain faithful to the education agreement and call for accuracy in order to conduct a high-quality political debate; and we call on all political parties and all parties to act coherently,” he stated.

Arrese discussed the situation in statements to journalists in the Basque parliament upcoming milestones when the project is discussed in parliament. In this way, and according to the coalition’s forecasts, the debate on the full amendments (if they are ultimately tabled) would take place on October 19, after the deadline for tabling amendments closes next Tuesday; and from there the accompanying presentation would be launched to discuss the partial amendments, carrying out his work without a deadline.

In this context, and after emphasizing that this debate should not be excessively postponed, he clarified that “haste is not good”. For example, Arrese has indicated that he is not in a position to ensure that the new education law can be submitted to the final vote in the plenary at the end of this year or at the beginning of 2024.