The president Congressional Constitutional CommissionPatricia Juarez, assured that the possible introduction of a bicameral system would not lead to high costs for the Congress of the Republic, and indicated that this was indicated in the opinion proposing this constitutional reform.
“It will be done with the same budget that the current Congress has, which is 0.6% of the national budget,” he said in press statements.
He pointed out that the parliament needs to optimize spending and simply form a new chamber with 60 representatives, which is part of a long overdue political reform.
He added that the specialists with whom consultations were held are in favor of the formation of the Senate and the Chamber of Control, which can strengthen the political class in our country.
Juarez also explained that granting the prerogative of a preliminary hearing to representatives of the electoral system, as determined in the opinion, is carried out by a verdict constitutional Court who calls on Congress to give him that power.
“It is absolutely not true that we are against electoral institutions. If this causes some disagreement during the discussion in the plenary session, there will be no problem for this issue to remain the same so that there is no suspicion,” he said.
“Parliamentary dictatorship”?
At another point, Congresswoman Juarez lamented the defense secretary’s statements: Joseph Louis Gavidiawho pointed out that there was a “parliamentary dictatorship” in Congress for trying to change Article 54 of the Constitution.
invited the owner Mindef participate in the discussion of constitutional reform, be aware of the issues that are the subject of these changes.
“I regret these words and the absolute ignorance of Minister Gavidia. This discussion is not only going on now, it has been going on for 20 years,” he said.
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