After the negotiations in the Bilateral Cooperation Commission, the Basque executive considers ‘the excesses of competence as corrected’.
The Basque government announced this Friday that it will not file an appeal for unconstitutionality with the Constitutional Court (TC) regarding the law on the protection of the rights and welfare of animals, because it is “satisfied” with the actions it is taking has undertaken. has agreed to implement the state within the Bilateral Cooperation Commission, thus “correcting” the excesses of powers.
In a statement, the executive recalled that the Minister of Public Administration and Self-Government, Olatz Garamendi, had announced last June the filing of an appeal for violation of powers and because she believes that “the law limits the capacity for the development of regulations has reduced. “.
After several months of negotiations, he has reported that both governments have “closed their discrepancies” and in this way Euskadi will inform the Supreme Court of his intention not to “continue with the appeal, as it understands that, with the changes, the guarantee is assured.” of Basque competences”.
The Basque Government has explained that the General Administration of the State will promote a regulatory provision that will provide that the centralized regulation of registries (of companion animals, breeders and protection bodies, among others) will be interpreted in such a way that “it can have only a purely informative effect on what the regional archives pass on to you.”
In this sense, he has indicated that “it will clearly establish that the documents will be fully owned and managed by the autonomous communities within the framework of their executive powers.” “In addition, the rules for mandatory measures at the state level will only be indicative and binding only if they are established in each case by regional legislation,” he explained.
Source: EITB
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