THE spokesperson for the Government of Navarra And Minister of the Interior, Civil Service and Justice, Amparo Lopezresponded evasively to the specific question of whether future workers in the sector Navarrese Health Service (Social networks) and the Institute of Public and Professional Health of Navarre (ISLPN) will be working personnel and not civil servants.
This is how it is collected in the preliminary drafts of the new regional health law that the Chivite government is currently drafting and which, after being disclosed, has been rimmediately dismissed by all unions.
Concretely, López declared on Wednesday that “in principle, no decision has been made regarding the possibility that the Navarrese Health Service (Social networks) and the Institute of Public and Professional Health of Navarre (ISLPN) become public business entitiesso that future professionals hired to work in these entities are not civil servants but permanent staff.
Asked about this forecast included in the regional health bill, Amparo Lopez pointed out in the press conference after the government meeting that “a bill is in preparation, it is in participatory process at the moment and we are working to see how we can provide a closer, more effective and more efficient service.” “This is the line in which we are working and by the time the process ends it will be determined what is going to be to do, how it is going to be done and what the objective is, but have no doubt that the ultimate objective is to improve the public health system“, he stressed.
The advisor declared that “different options and different avenues are being studied and are currently in a period of public participationwhat is important, listen to all groups, listen to citizens, analyze this on a technical, legal, economic and political level, and with all this the appropriate decisions will be made, but at the moment the law only makes sense if this is the case participated forks consensual“.
In this sense, we asked whether the unanimous rejection of the unions could constitute an obstacle to the creation of these public business entitiesthe spokesperson insisted that “all parties will be listened to and it is important in this active listening to incorporate different opinions and that the law emerges from the maximum consensus, understanding all the actors involved, which is the together Navarrese citizenshipthat we work for a better health system“.
