Alvaro Cuesta justice is a priority to improve before tackling the territorial councils.
Quote eight laws to be addressed and develop rather than "lost" in design "architecture" territorial believe that the development of Justice and some aspects of the statute are not the work of a legislature, but must be weighed
The chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the Congress of Deputies and member of the Executive socialist Alvaro Cuesta, has acknowledged that the development of regional councils held in, stargate worlds naquadah, the autonomous communities "is not a priority right now" and prrred the need to "resolve some outstanding issues" to ensure "Justice as a public service, among which I quote a total of eight laws affecting the judiciary. In his opinion, "there is no regional justices," but there must be a unit of the Justice and judicial power "only in, tera gold, Spain."
"I consider before designing architecture models is essential to resolve some outstanding issues of justice as a public service in Spain", explained in an interview with Europa Press. "I do not dogmatically dnd the territorial councils and certainly not consider them a priority now," he resolved.
In his view, "above all" is necessary to promote "a new law on demarcation and legal ground." In this sense, dnded as "prerequisite", the suppression of the current judicial districts and the creation of lower courts under a new Act on Plant and demarcation.
In addition, it considers necessary to resolve issues such as the model of training in, cheap aion kinah, the judicial sector, access to the judiciary, the judge model, a new map of magistrate's court and a new criminal trial.
Mechanisms dejudicialisation
He has also stressed the need to reform "with consensus" Criminal Procedure Act to consider that the current is very "nineteenth century" and to give "impetus also to the mechanisms of desjudializacion", noting that the new judicial office offers "possibilities" and note that the Government "has very clear" that "not all conflicts should be resolved within the field of the courts."
Cuesta has also stressed that "this fall will discuss a draft law on mediation", in addition to the reform of the Arbitration Act already submitted by the Executive, he recalled, also has filed a civil registration reform, insisting that is "fundamental" push "the desjudializacion the functioning of civil registration and the possibility of improving citizens' access to critical records."
Prerequisites "lost" in "architectures" autonomous
"These are all conditions that I consider before getting lost in an architectural design and possible advice in the field of the territories. With this legal framework, then there would be analyzed as it serves to improve the efficiency of public service itself Justice from the decentralization and territorial organization ", he explained.
Asked if he thinks that may take forward all these projects before the end of the second Legislature of the Government of Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Cuesta has explained that the draft reform of procedural justice "is very advanced" and that a commission of experts has completed a report that "lays the foundations for what should be the demarcation and plantjudicial future, but I regret that "the PP refuses to pitch in" and ventured that "taking the near horizon municipal elections will not want to talk about a reform of the judicial structure."
"Had good faith could get all those structural reforms which I speak, because they are very advanced previous work in this Legislature, but we must make in consensus," he acknowledged. "Justice in Spain is still a pending issue," he said, even despite the "many efforts of modernization" that have been done so far.
"No Justice autonomic
He has made clear that "no justice autonomous", that "there must be a unity of justice" and that "judicial power is unique in Spain." "That does have to be mechanisms for decentralization, mechanisms that are adapted well to territorial specificities, ensuring flexibility, considering the efficient functioning of the public service of justice", he explained.
In any case, before discussing the implementation of regional councils of Justice must meet, in their view, the State-Generalitat mixed commission to "evaluate future courses of action." "We have to digest serious and rigorous studies the scope and content of that sentence," he insisted, in allusion to the recent Constitutional Court ruling on the Statute of Catalonia.
Digest with serious studies Statute Case
In this sense, he argued that "the sentence is a good decision" because, as "an interpretative statement" in his opinion, "validates virtually all of the Statute of Catalonia" and specifies that "objection to very specific aspects "the standard Catalan.
"With that interpretive guidance can be developed with formal tools, goals and aspirations of self-government that was designed in the Statute itself Cataluna, it is true that require a legal standing. Require in many cases state law," he explained. "The will of the PSOE is not to dat the content and objectives of self-government of Catalonia Statute," he argued.
In any case, I stress that "the development of justice and some aspects of the Statute are not the work of a legislature, but must be weighed," something that the president of the Government, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, "made clear" in his recent visit to Barcelona.
Vegueries districts can not be general
On the decision of the Executive catalan proceed with the demarcation of the territory of the Autonomous Community of Catalonia, Cuesta has made it clear that the change of name vegueries provinces "is not incompatible with the Constitution", adding that this is so "long it is not modified the territorial map "of Spain since the Government" has no power to change the structure of provinces. "
In this sense, wanted to make some clarifications which, in his opinion, must be taken into account. So, first, pointed out that "the provinces, as a group of municipalities, should continue to exist, unless the constitution is reformed." Secondly, remember that "the amendment of the geographical region of the province is the responsibility of the Parliament through Organic Law."
Third, states that the State "can not suppressthe province as the constituencies for the elections to Congress and the Senate. "Fourth, states that" Cataluna, by electoral law itself, if it can establish regional constituencies for elections to Parliament of Catalonia ". In this sense, states that "Wales can create vegueries but that does not mean the disappearance of the province."
Also, remember that the Constitution says that "the province is the grouping of municipalities and may be governed by councils or other entities" and explains that "vegueries (as a group of municipalities) could take the constitutional framework, the jurisdiction of the province, without modification of the territorial limits. "