El PP pide medidas para garantizar que el Gobierno cumpla las resoluciones de Transparencia y dé los datos que se solicitan

The Popular Party proposes significant legislative reforms to strengthen the Council for Transparency, Access to Information, and Good Governance, with the aim of closing the gap between legal rulings and their practical implementation. Central to this initiative is the mandatory enforcement of favorable decisions within strict deadlines, backed by quarterly public monitoring reports and regular congressional updates on compliance. This approach ensures that citizens do not encounter repeated bureaucratic obstacles after successfully obtaining a transparency request, thereby reinforcing the effectiveness and authority of the independent oversight body. To address the growing caseload and resource shortages, the proposals call for substantial increases in the Council’s human, material, and technological resources. Furthermore, the party seeks to improve the quality of proactive disclosure by establishing a standardized, interoperable model for all public entity websites. This standardization aims to enhance data clarity and reusability, while strict oversight mechanisms are introduced for underperforming organizations, linking compliance rates to the performance evaluations of senior public administrators. These measures are directly relevant to open data, as they shift the focus from mere publication to meaningful accessibility and reuse. By enforcing standardized formats and interoperability, the legislation seeks to transform raw public information into usable assets for society. Additionally, linking compliance to administrative accountability ensures that open government commitments are not merely nominal but are actively monitored and enforced, fostering a culture of genuine transparency and data-driven governance.

Source: larazon.es
Published on 2026-09-28

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