The Andalusian Parliament debates RTVA, housing and AI on October 28 and 29
Topics Regional Government of Andalusia Parlamento de Andalucía
The Junta de Portavoces has set the agenda for the next plenary session, which starts on Wednesday, October 28 at 16.00 hours with the election of the Presidency of the RTVA Board of Directors and continues on Thursday 29 with questions to the president of the Junta.
The plenary session of the Parliament of Andalusia meets next week over two days. The first, on Wednesday, October 28, begins at 16.00 hours with the election, if applicable, of the person who will hold the Presidency of the Board of Directors of the Radio Televisión de Andalucía (RTVA).
Wednesday's appearances
Afterwards, the appearance of the minister of Artificial Intelligence, Digital Development and Public Administration is scheduled, who will report on the actions of the Junta de Andalucía regarding artificial intelligence.
Next, the minister of Social Services, Families and Equality will appear to report on regional competence measures aimed at protecting the living conditions of pensioners in Andalusia.
The Wednesday session will end with an appearance requested by the Grupo Popular on the measures that the Consejo de Gobierno is carrying out between ministries and social and economic agents in response to the Spanish Government's failures towards Andalusia.
Thursday, questions to the president
The session resumes on Thursday, October 29 at 9 hours with a motion on biogas plants in Andalusia, followed by an interpellation by the Grupo Por Andalucía on access to public vocational training.
Then come the oral questions. Those addressed to the president of the Junta de Andalucía will be taken from 12.00 hours.
The plenary will close with four non-legislative proposals. The first, from the Grupo Por Andalucía, deals with the social function and the right to housing. The second, from the Grupo Socialista, defends housing as a social determinant of health and health protection in situations of residential insecurity. The last two, from the Grupo Popular, address decentralisation, territorial governance and productive sectors under the new multiannual financial framework (MFF) 2028-2034, and measures against the housing supply crisis in Andalusia.
