The Citizens' Appearances and Human Rights Commission of the Cortes of Aragón will hold this Wednesday, starting at 10:00 hours, two presentations focused on urgent health transport and the working conditions of teaching staff.
First, the professional driver of urgent health transport José Villa Lop will intervene, who will explain "the labor situation of serious and imminent risk of urgent health transport in Aragón."
Next, starting at 10:45 hours, the Education Federation of CCOO will take the floor to detail "the conditions of the teaching staff of public education in Aragón, particularly the salary and precarious conditions with a very high rate of temporary contracts."
In the afternoon, starting at 15:00 hours, the Health Commission will listen to the general director of Care and Humanization of the Government of Aragón, Cristina Sarasa, who will present her main lines of work for the current legislature, at the request of the Minister of Health, PSOE, CHA, and A-TE.
Before this appearance, the IU deputy Marta Abengochea will register a question directed to the Minister of Health, Ángel Sanz, about the working group on chronicity and persistent COVID, which will be answered in writing.
Likewise, the members of the Health Commission will address a motion from the socialist group related to the general policy of the Government of Aragón regarding the continuity, consolidation, and evaluation of health programs.
Finally, a non-legislative proposal from CHA will be discussed and put to a vote, which proposes support measures to ensure psychological care, adequate follow-up, agile early attention, and sufficient resources for families with premature babies in Aragón.