The Supreme Court has rejected the urgent precautionary measure requested by the PP to order the Government to adopt organizational decisions within a maximum period of 24 hours to ensure that ministers appear in the Senate during this month following the migration crisis in Ceuta.
This was requested by several PP senators due to the non-appearances this month of the Interior, Defense, and Foreign ministers at the committees to which they were summoned, in order to ensure their attendance “during the first temporarily useful week and, in any case, before the end of the current inactive period,” which ends on August 31.
But the Supreme Court’s vacation chamber has issued an order denying the request because “it is not sufficiently justified that the parliamentary control that the appellants link to the effective exercise of their ius in officcium as senators, recognized in article 23.2 of the Constitution, must necessarily take place, to be effective, within the extraordinary period of the month of August (of which only one week remains).”
Moreover, it continues, “if we take into account that the resolution of the precautionary measure through its ordinary procedure will not be excessively delayed.”
