Activity of the Consultative Council of Castilla-La Mancha in constitutional and by-law matters (from October 1, 2000 to December 31, 2001)

Abstract

Once again, the main doctrine of the Advisory Council is set out in this work in the opinions issued in the exercise of its constitutional and statutory powers attributed by Law 7/1997, of 5 September, of the Government and the Advisory Council of Castilla-La Mancha. It is worth highlighting this year the increase in opinions issued on draft laws, some of which have had and continue to have great social repercussions, such as the draft law on Health Regulation, the one on the Prevention of Abuse and Protection of Abused Women, the one on the Ombudsman or the one on Public Protection of Housing in Castilla-La Mancha.

As in the presentations made in previous years, a summary of the specific subject matter of the different opinions is included first, and then the main aspects of the Council's doctrine contained therein are referred to. However, this year I have considered it appropriate not to reproduce the doctrine of those opinions whose considerations do not offer any novelty or particularity with respect to the considerations formulated in others that are referred to or have been referred to in previous years. However, at the end of the presentation, a list of those other opinions whose doctrine is not reproduced, which also relate to constitutional and statutory matters, is included.