Within the framework of the Legislative Process of the Draft of Sustainable Tourism Law promoted by the Junta de Andalucía, Avvapro held on Thursday 29 May a working meeting with Antonio Sevilla, Vox parliamentary group spokesman in the Tourism and Andalusian Commission Exterior of the Andalusian Parliament.
The meeting had as its central axis the current situation of the Andalusian tourism sector, with special attention to the technical-legal content of the draft in question.
From Avvapro the main concerns of the sector moved, underlining the impact that certain measures could have on the development and stability of the regulated tourist accommodation in Andalusia.
Technical deficiencies in the main
One of the key points addressed was the regulatory impact analysis memory (MAIN) that accompanies the draft. Avvapro representatives alerted important technical deficiencies in this document, in particular, the absence of a rigorous analysis of the principles of need, suitability and proportionality, As required by the Market Unit Guarantee Law (LGum).
It was recalled that the Methodological Guide applicable forces to include a detailed justification of these principles for each measure that involves a restriction to the exercise of economic activities, requirement that has not been adequately met in the current version of the text.
Interference in urban competencies
Likewise, He warned of competence invasion risk Regarding the provisions of the Impulse law for the sustainability of the territory of Andalusia (LIST). Specifically, It was noted that the draft could interfere with exclusive competences of the General Urban Planning Instruments, as the general urban planning plans (PGOU), to which it corresponds to establish the strategies and guidelines for land planning. From Avvapro it was insisted that a sector standard cannot supply or modify this competence framework.
Assessment of the political context and viability of the draft
Finally, The Viability of Legislative Advance of the text in the current political context. Different parliamentary scenarios were discussed and the real options were valued that the draft continues its processing until the end of the legislature.
Receptivity and dialogue with the Vox parliamentary group
The Vox parliamentary group showed an open attitude to the technical analysis of the issues raised and was receptive to dialogue with the sector. The meeting allowed a constructive exchange on the normative implications of the draft and its possible impact on the development of the Andalusian tourism model.
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From Avvapro we will continue to carry out active monitoring of this regulatory process, ensuring the interests of the sector and promoting a balanced regulation, respectful of the legal framework in force and compatible with the sustainability and competitiveness of Andalusian tourism.
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