Today is the day. After two years of meetings, the commission for Law Reform, consisted of Aitor Elizegithe former president Ana Urquijo, Aner Uriarte, Gorka Cubes Y Joshua Arteta, submits the final text for approval to the Assembly held in Euskalduna (7:30 pm). The rule must have the approval of two-thirds of delegates, 66.6%, a large number that makes the challenge difficult. Representatives of the partners have already knocked down this reform on two other occasions as presidents Fernando Garcia Macua Y Joshua Urrutia.
The main new thing lies in the possibility of deciding on major issues, transcendental ones such as the change of the name of San Mamés, in a Plenary Assembly –one member, one vote- while elections are held every four years.
In addition, it lowers the percentage required to guarantee, from the current 15% to 5%, with another change. If these Rules continue, the new directive that will appear in the June 24 polls will only need to show a pre-guarantee for the new percentage of the current budget and will need to be confirmed with a guarantee when it approves its first accounts. . . The next rectors will no longer have to endorse if the Assembly votes no because of the Sports Law change that left it in the hands of clubs to establish the percentage.
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The text included the creation of the figure of the Member Ombudsman and the Control and Transparency Commission was strengthened. In addition, the possibility that the president or some manager may have compensation is also being considered and the member card will be established as the only means of identification rather than the DNI. Includes changing the number of years required to promote a member to a direct family member. This is from 10 to 25 years. The motion of censure in the directive will be the responsibility of the Plenary Assembly, just as the motion of confidence and the loss of condition of the compromise is maintained in case of failure to attend the two Assemblies without reasonable cause.
The cards are on the table. It was time for the delegates to give their verdict.
Source: La Verdad
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