2024-07-23 13:41:32
Signed by the city’s deputy mayor, Javier Pretto, Córdoba city councilors must attend review meetings in person. So far, The possibility of remote “connection” is now in effect Arrangements during the Covid-19 pandemic.
he The new decree only authorizes MPs to conduct virtual or remote debates “in the event of force majeure, illness or institutional commitments””, but they must be Makes sense. The decision-making authority of the Municipal Legislature extends to the tasks of standing committees and select committees. In this way, the new Act 123 of 2020 is repealed.
Javier Pretto, a lawyer for the family of Catalina Gutierrez, did not rule out the involvement of others
During this period Physical distancing has been ordered throughout the country since March 2020the executive and legislative bodies are empowered to use technological platforms to continue the tasks and activities of Parliament.
April, Radical MP Sergio Piquillen complained: “At this Thursday’s meeting, six councilors were connected remotely: where were they?” and argued that “pandemic care is no longer a sufficient reason.
“In fact, other legislative bodies in the country, such as the National Assembly and the Legislature of Córdoba, decided long ago to have their members re-present,” said Pefer Córdoba.
Javier Pretto accepted this proposition and signed a new decree announcing the mandate and attendance of the Review Committee. “This context of social distancing has ceased and therefore the rule is no longer in force,” the text quote said.
Finally, he clarified the point and understood that “virtuality allows for greater participation and enriches parliamentary debate when parliamentarians are unable to physically attend the legislative district or any conference room in exceptional circumstances.”
From now on, they can only be connected with valid reasons and prior authorization.
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