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Continuous improvement of the Digital Maturity Index: how do we move forward?
In yesterday's session, the Government has approved the filing of an appeal of unconstitutionality against various precepts of the two state regulations on public administration: Law 39/2015, of 1 October, on the common administrative procedure of public administrations and Law 40 / 2015, of 1 October, on the legal regime of the public sector.
In relation to the law on the legal regime of the public sector, the Executive appeals against the imposition on the regional and local administrations of the detailed regulation of the state public sector with respect to consortia; the requirement for certification in the inventory of State, Autonomous and Social Public Sector Entities to obtain a NIF by the Tax Agency; the regime of affiliation of the foundations, the maximum duration of the administrative agreements, or the Electronic General Access Point of the Administration, among others.
With regard to the law of the common administrative procedure of the public administrations, the Government considers unconstitutional the requirement of the rank of law to establish normatively additional formalities in the administrative procedure; the imposition of models of the powers that can be registered in the Electronic Register of Powers of Attorney; the limitation to a single Electronic General Access Point of the Administration, the obligation to publish in the BOE the unsuccessful notifications, as well as the system of adhesion to the technological platforms established to the effect by the General Administration of the 'State, among others.