The Court of Instruction number 13, at the request of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, agreed, in addition to summoning the leaders of SAS investigated since 2021, to demand from the Andalusian Government a battery of documents and files which in practice represent aextending the instruction beyond the specific file reported by the PSOE in their complaints, reference is made to contracts with clinics for surgical interventions and consultations with specialists.
According to the judgment, also dated November 13, the Court, at the request of the anti-corruption prosecutor’s office, after analyzing the PSOE’s complaint, asks the SAS to contribute within one month. “all files processed urgently by its Central Service during the period 2021-2023 within the framework of decree 3/2020”. That is to say those who were covered by the regulations relating to the pandemic. In addition, you are asked to attach all additional files such as modifications, justifications, complaints or claims. Documentation must be provided within one month.
Secondly, by the same judgment, the General Intervention of the Council is required to contribute all requests or reports relating to emergency contracts the last of which dated July 2024, which in this case do not exclusively concern the SAS.
For the General Intervention of the SAS, it is requested all inspection documentation, including compliance check reports of the applicable regulations.
To the Secretariat of the Consultative Council for Public Procurement, the Court requests that provide any resolution or consultation report related to emergency contracts over the 2020-2023 period in this case of all the Ministries of the Autonomous Government.
In addition, the Junta de Andalucía is required to provide a document dated October 6, 2020 in which replaces the prior control of certain expenses, organizations and services with permanent financial control. This is one of the aspects most publicly denounced by the opposition.
Finally, the Court asks the Chamber of Accounts the SAS contract inspection report during 2020 which was approved in plenary on July 26, including all the draft documents and the list of auditors and technicians who participated in its development.
