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The municipal group Progress and Democracy Union of the City of Murcia, through his spokesman, Ruben Juan Serna, is in favor of a reform of the Basic Law on Local Government (LBRL), which reflected "strictly" the division of powers of municipalities and autonomous regions, as is reflected in the electoral program of training.
Serna said that "municipalities such as Murcia have become managers of basic services with no sufficient legal and financial framework" to ensure they can provide those services.
UPyD spokesman for Murcia this reform is necessary LBRL "ahead of the municipalities do not take improper skills such as Health or Education", since they involve excessive costs to local government, often assume that because are able to assume the regional administrations.
The mayor gave as an example Serna heading to the city of Murcia intended to Education, with a budget of 9 million euros.
Of that total, says the councilor, "there are 4 million euros budgeted only cleaning, one million in fuel and fuel and 800 000 euros in buildings, when costs and competencies that should be undertaken by the CARM."
"These costs," continues John Reuben Serna, "which are generated by the imprecise definition of functions between government, is one of the keys to our electoral program, which proposes to eliminate duplication now existing" in order to perform well management under the rule of rationalization and common sense in spending.
UPyD has insisted since its foundation in the issues of foreign and improper expenditures, which may result in financial failure of the municipalities.
"We want reform legislation that requires the most detail the powers and functions of each public administration, and not attributing to the consistories functions which are foreign," concludes Serna.
Source: UPyD Murcia
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