The Plenary of the Cortes of Castilla-La Mancha meets this Thursday to debate and put to a vote a bill proposal from the Socialist Group with urgent measures in matters of dependency, as well as five full amendments submitted to the draft laws on the Budgets for 2027, the law on administrative and tax measures that accompany the accounts, and the law on the professional career of healthcare staff.
The plenary session, which will take place at the former Convent of San Gil in Toledo, will begin at 10:00 a.m. with an agenda made up of ten items. As the Cortes have detailed in a press release, the first matter will be the voting on a proposal, at the request of the Senate, regarding the nomination for Magistrate to the Constitutional Court.
Next, the regional Parliament will proceed to vote on taking into consideration and on the processing by single reading of the “Law on urgent measures in matters of care for persons in situations of dependency in Castilla-La Mancha,” promoted by the Socialist Group. If it passes this first vote, the text will be debated and submitted for final approval on the same day.
The agenda also includes a specific block for debating five full amendments aimed at the three draft laws of the regional Government that are currently in parliamentary processing. First, the Chamber will analyze the full amendments registered by PP and Vox against the General Budgets of the Junta for 2027.
Subsequently, the full amendments that both groups have submitted to the Draft “Law on tax measures, administrative measures, and simplification of Castilla-La Mancha,” known as the “Budget Accompanying Law,” will be addressed, as well as an additional overall amendment, in this case from Vox, to the Draft “Law on the reactivation of the professional career and on the loyalty and incentive of the statutory personnel of the Health Service of Castilla-La Mancha.” All votes related to these initiatives will be concentrated in a single round at the end of the debates.
To close the session, the opposition will direct three questions to the regional Government. Vox will question subsidies and aid for international cooperation, while the PP will ask about educational infrastructures and the healthcare transport service.