In Mexico City, you will seek to design a new member in access to information with the similarity with the current Info-CDMX, but reduces the number of commissioners.
He said this would be the model to meet the reform of transparency. joinery Víctor Hugo Romo, Chairman of the Transparency Committee, Protect Personal Data and Corruption of the Local Conference.
Yesterday, the work group that will design the new entity was installed, explaining: “We will determine how we do so that the Info-CDMX does not, and do not bleed, and do not take weapons, or legs, and there is already a legal way that can allow the creation of an invoices that will be called transparent symbols.
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Romo, a member of Maurina’s seat-who has a majority, although the new institution is designed with the central characteristics of the Info-CDMX, which will have to change its collective member, which is currently consisting of four commissioners.
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Spirit (reform) is that there is no great collective body. We explore and may be supported by a group of three commissioners; The deputy explained: “This is no longer the matter, but it is no longer four, five, six, or seven commissioners, as was the case in Enai (the National Institute for Transparency, access to information and protection of personal data).”
He explained that the other option that is thinking is “he is one pregnant woman and also relates to those who choose to do so; if the Congress and under any conditions, if a citizen council is established.”
He pointed out that although reform at the federal level proves that the jobs that are fulfilled through it will be distributed in several units, Mesico City can take a different path, as the focus will be searched on one dependence on the colleges that Info-CDMX has currently in terms of access to information and protection of personal data.
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