Girona calls an extraordinary plenary session to validate the new municipal organization

The local government seeks support for the organizational restructuring following the departure of Junts.

Facade of the Girona City Hall building on a sunny day.
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Facade of the Girona City Hall building on a sunny day.

Girona City Council has called an extraordinary plenary session for this Friday to approve the new municipal organization, following the recent departure of Junts from the tripartite government.

The session, scheduled for 8:30 AM, will address the new structure of the local executive, which currently governs in the minority with eleven councilors. The proposal to be voted on includes the dedication regime for government members, the modification of Informative Commissions, and the determination of temporary staff.
The change in the organizational chart responds to the reduction of the government structure, which has gone from having six deputy mayors to three. These modifications are independent of the appointment of delegated powers and the political distribution of government areas, which are under the direct authority of the mayor's office.
To move the proposal forward, the government needs the support or abstention of other municipal groups. Opposition parties have raised several conditions to facilitate the agreement, including issues regarding census management, the moratorium on commercial licenses, and various commitments concerning city infrastructure and public services.