Regarding the profile of the auxiliary bodies of the Autonomous Community and the appointments of their members

Abstract

This article examines the profile of auxiliary bodies within the political system of Castilla-La Mancha, highlighting their role as entities with limited decision-making power but essential for territorial self-governance. Institutions such as the Consultative Council, Ombudsman, Court of Auditors, and Economic and Social Council are analyzed in terms of regulation, composition, functions, and the process for appointing their members. The study also evaluates similarities and differences in regional procedures for structuring these entities and their impact on institutional frameworks.