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| The Government Team defends that the State can consult the data it has collected from the Residence Data Verification Service and prevent citizens from having to present the registration certificate | The Murcia City Council requires the reduction of procedures to apply for the Minimum Life Income to avoid waiting.
It defends the elimination of the requirement that requires citizens to present the registration certificate.
The Government Team recalls that this is a matter that the State can carry out ex officio by telematically verifying the data in its possession at the Residence Data Verification Service.This decision would reduce the waiting time for citizens to apply for state aid.
In addition, the mechanism required by the Murcian Consistory is the same one used by the central government to obtain tax information from citizens.Currently, the Royal Decree that regulates the management of the Minimum Vital Income includes the obligation of accreditation by citizens who are domiciled in Spain by presenting a registration certificate issued by local entities.The mayor José Ballesta has requested in the different meetings that he has held in recent weeks at the national level that the central government provide the councils with the personal and financial means necessary for the management of the Minimum Vital Income.The first mayor defended this position in the last meetings of the Governing Board of the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP) and during the meeting he held with the Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, José Luis Escrivá, where he requested The State that contributes to the municipalities the necessary resources for the management of the Minimum Vital Income.Support from the main municipalitiesThe first councilors from other Spanish capitals, such as Madrid, Barcelona, ??Valencia, Zaragoza, Seville, Malaga, Alicante, Tenerife and Granada have also positioned themselves in the same line.The spokesperson for the Government Team, Rebeca Pérez, explained that "agility to carry out the procedures is essential.
That is why we demand that it is not necessary to present the registration certificate to manage the Minimum Vital Income.
We request this measure in favor of citizens to shorten waiting times to process their applications.
"The Murcia Government Team also defends the need to qualify article 22 of the Royal Decree on Minimum Life Income.
It obliges the city councils to assume the expenses derived from the processing of the files from their current income.Specific economic fundThe Murcian Consistory proposes the creation of its own economic fund that is in charge of addressing this issue and that has a specific budgetary appropriation in the General State Budgets.The Government Team defends that Social Security must pay annually the expenses generated by the municipalities for the processing of the Minimum Vital Income.This proposal has the backing of the FEMP and has been endorsed by the majority of Spanish mayors.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia / Foto: archivo Murcia.com
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