Violation of the right to exercise representative functions: nullity of the parliamentary resolutions which entirely deny a non-attached deputy his right to submit motions before the plenary Commentary on Constitutional Court's Judgement 159/2019, of December 12. Concerning the appeal for legal protection num. 5336-2018. (BOE num. 10, of January 11, 2020)

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Published: Jun 30, 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33426/rcg/2020/108/1498

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Jorge Villarino Marzo
Doctor en Derecho. Letrado de las Cortes Generales. Socio y director de Regulación en Vinces Consulting
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7248-2334

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The Constitutional Court, sitting in plenary, finds that several agreements adopted by the Bureau of Extremadura’s regional Parliament have violated the right of a non-attached deputy to exercise his representative functions in accordance with the requirements laid down by the law; as far as those agreements entirely deprive his right to submit motions before the plenary.

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Constitutional Courts, ius in officium, non-attached deputy, equal treatment, non-discrimination, right to hold a public position
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Villarino Marzo, J. (2020). Violation of the right to exercise representative functions: nullity of the parliamentary resolutions which entirely deny a non-attached deputy his right to submit motions before the plenary: Commentary on Constitutional Court’s Judgement 159/2019, of December 12. Concerning the appeal for legal protection num. 5336-2018. (BOE num. 10, of January 11, 2020). Journal of the Cortes Generales, (108), 397-407. https://doi.org/10.33426/rcg/2020/108/1498

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Num. 108 (2020): First Terme
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Reports and Parliamentary Case law with commentaries
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