Antecedents In accordance with article 10 of Law 29/2010, of 3 August, on the use of electronic media in the public sector of Catalonia, local bodies must provide information to the public on the procedures that are theirs. interest and, in particular, that which refers to the legal and technical requirements, specifying the terms and the meaning of the silence. In this sense, since the approval of Law 11/2007 on electronic access of citizens to public services, local administrations have carried out various initiatives to identify and systematize this information. This task of cataloging the different procedures that are made available to the public has been reinforced in recent times for two laws of great depth: Law 19/2014, on transparency, access to public information and good governance and, above all, , Law 39/2015 of the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, which repeals Law 11/2007 on electronic access of citizens to public services, and which has been in force since October 2, 2016. With this background, In recent months, the AOC Consortium, following the principle of cooperation and collaboration recognized by Law 29/2010, has promoted a working group made up of technicians from the provincial councils of Barcelona, ​​Girona, Lleida and Tarragona to share strategies and generate common organizational and technological solutions, and the first task taken by this working group is to draw up a common catalog of procedures to make it available to local bodies in Catalonia, in this version 1.2 adapted to theLaw 39/2015 on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations.   Objectives and scope The working group for the elaboration of a catalog of procedures common to Catalan local bodies agreed as objectives:

• Prepare a catalog that covers, in a first phase, the bulk of the procedures that all councils have. In a second phase, the procedures required by certain councils will be addressed depending on the size or territorial particularities.
• Make a proposal adapted to Law 39/2015 of the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, which can be constantly updated from a regulatory point of view.
• To promote, from the elaboration of the catalog of procedures, the use of the Catalog of data and interoperable documents regulated by art. 21 by Law 29/2010.
• The development of standard service charters that can include these procedures, so that councils can have it as a reference when implementing their transparency portal.

Taking advantage of these works, and linked to the law 19/2014 of transparency and good governance, as well as to the Law 39/2015 of the Common Administrative Procedure of the Public Administrations, it has thought opportune to advance in the incorporation of these changes in the catalog of existing procedures in the AOC's e-TRAM electronic processing solution in different phases:

• First semester 2017: Adaptation to the law 39/15 of the current procedures on the new forms and forms, and the deployment of the new forms and forms to the existing procedures on e-TRAM.
• Second semester 2017: creation of new procedures in the e-TRAM defined under the common catalog standards.