スペインの情報公開法により、歴史上初めてスペイン王室はすべての経費を国民に公開。
La Casa del Rey rendirá por primera vez cuentas públicamente de todos sus gastos
La Casa del Rey detallará públicamente la ejecución de su presupuesto
El Monarca explicará su herencia
Natalia Junquera Madrid 24 ABR 2013 - 00:51 CET
La Casa del Rey yield first publicly accountable for all expenses
The King's House publicly detail the implementation of its budget
The Monarch explain their heritage
Natalia Junquera Madrid 24 ABR 2013 - 00:51 CET
For the first time in its history, after the entry into force of the Transparency Law, La Zarzuela accountable for all expenses to citizens. Since 2007, it has an internal auditor, Oscar Moreno Gil, and since 2011 has published a brief breakdown-the latter occupies three pages-of items in the allocation is spent each year receiving government-the last 7.9 million Euro. But it has never published the execution of that budget, ie how they had spent every penny she had left or how this allocation it receives from the Executive. After entry into force of the Transparency Law, that data will be public, as has been known COUNTRY sources familiar with the negotiations.
When you post your budget execution, La Zarzuela, which asked the government for more than two months to joining the Transparency Act, will have much more detailed accounts.
So, you know, for example, how many banquets organized the King's House-like the one chaired on Monday the Prince at the Royal Palace for a hundred personalities from the world of letters, and how much they cost. They know all of La Zarzuela contracts, heating costs, gardening and travel, and if you also are negotiating how the King distributes freely distributed allocation between the Queen, the Princess of Asturias and the Princesses. So far, La Zarzuela only made public the total. For example, for this exercise, the Monarch has a maximum of 260,000 euros to share between Queen Sofia, Princess Letizia and Queen Elena for expenses of representation-the Infanta Cristina is currently not receiving that assignment because it does not participate in official events from the imputation of her husband, Inaki Urdangarin.
Road to the transparency
December 28, 2011. Located Urdangarin scandal case, the King's House first published accounts. A brief breakdown of the items in that distributes the allocation it receives from the government (that year, 8.4 million euros). It is the first time you know the salary of the King: (292,000 euros), and Prince, just half.
January 21, 2013. La Zarzuela presented the accounts for the third time in its history. The budget is 4% lower than the previous year: 7.9 million euros. And returned to the State announced that 27 of the 72 official cars you have and that will reduce the number of drivers 68-61. La Casa del Rey says it has lost more than 20 points in purchasing power over the years to compare the evolution of the overall CPI between 2003 and 2013 (one 30.40%) with the House budget, which in the same period increased by 9.81%.
April 4, 2013. La Casa del Rey communicates that takes two months negotiating with the Government joining the Transparency Act, even though the executive had objected repeatedly when so claimed the opposition. Two representatives from each side, Executive and King's House, meet half a dozen times to study models of other European royal houses and decide the terms. The negotiation is almost closed.
By publicizing the execution of that budget, La Zarzuela detail not only what has been spent on this assignment that gives each year to the Government, but also what has not spent. For example, if there are no unforeseen contingency fund and the Casa del Rey reserve each year has not had to use them money left over. The of this year amounted to 96,582 euros.
The Crown will join the Transparency Law in Article 2, with Congress, the Senate, the Constitutional Court or the Judicial Council, so as to control the activities regulated by administrative law: budgets, contracts and personnel.
In addition to the data that the King's House will announce to join the Transparency Law, the entry into force of the standard costs also detail the head of state that until now were not public. That is, as this newspaper advanced, you will know how much the trips, the Royal Guard, the official vehicles or maintenance of palaces. Expenses assumed, respectively, the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Defense, Treasury and Presidency. Yes there will be some restriction on the safety expenditure reveal the King's House, which assumes Interior.
PP and PSOE are currently negotiating the terms of the incorporation of the Crown to the Transparency Act. He was the head of the King's House, Rafael Spottorno, who called the Deputy Prime Minister after the debate the state of the nation to express interest in joining the House law. "We could not get out," say sources of La Zarzuela. Until then, the executive always been opposed to its inclusion.
The Council of Europe Convention on Access to Official Documents does not require royal houses to submit to the Transparency Act, as vice president in charge of remembering when the government was opposed to including the Crown. Saenz de Santamaria put an example to the British monarchy, which is not included in the Freedom of Information Act, the equivalent there to the Transparency Act. But that has not prevented the British royal house to be one of the most transparent. Faced with three pages of accounts so far presented the King's House, the British royal house hold nearly 150 detailed spending even alcoholic beverages: 400.000 pounds in 2012.
The Monarch explain their heritage
La Zarzuela plans to give explanations about the legacy of the Monarch and accounts in Switzerland and takes weeks gathering information on the matter. Various media reported that King's father, Don Juan de Borbon, left in 1993 a legacy of 1,100 million pesetas (about six million), including 730 million in bank accounts in Switzerland. On the death of his father, Don Juan Carlos received a part of that heritage (375 million pesetas). Although give explanation of heredity, heritage del Rey not be included in the future Transparency Act. Explains one of the advisers of the drafting of the new law, the publication of assets only makes sense to check whether a particular public office is enriched especially thanks to its position, favoring others with their decisions. As the Monarch does not take political decisions and is not affected by the law of conflict of interest and incompatibilities, the expert sees no need to publish their heritage.
This is, however, one of the claims released by the PSOE, which extends not only to the King, but also the other members of the royal family.
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