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Juanma Moreno will be able to accelerate the terms of his investiture. He will launch the new government before July 31st, which will enable him to achieve the objective that was set in November when elections were moved forward to June: to start 2023 with new budgets.
The Statute of Autonomy of Andalusia stipulates that the plenary session of constitution of Parliament will take place on Thursday, July 14. On that day, the 109 deputies take control of their seats. The members of the Bureau, including the President of the Chamber, will also be elected.
The maximum time for this meeting is 15 days. After consulting all groups, the Board will propose a candidate to be the President of the Board. Finally, the Board will convene the full investiture ceremony of the president. This must be done before July 29.
The absolute majority won by the PP means that it is highly likely that the term will not end and that Juanma Moreno, the president of Parliament, will be re-elected in the week from July 25 to 29. The Statute of Autonomy stipulates that the candidate must have an absolute majority in Chamber at the first vote and a simple majority at the second 48 hours later. With the support of his 58 Deputies, Moreno will win the first vote.
This will allow him to name the directors and convene the first session for the Governing Council in the same week. According to sources consulted by this newspaper, the president wants to speed up the process so that he can send the draft budget to Parliament in September. This will happen as soon as the chamber resumes its activity after the summer recess.
The Circular Economy Act, which was just about to be passed when the chamber was dissolved was to be adopted, will be one the first regulations the new Governing council will send to Parliament.
