Its cost is “much higher” than the 100 million dollars a year, said the Minister of Economy and Finance, Azucena Arbeleche.
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Azucena Arbeleche, anticipated that it seeks to advance in the regulation of medical certifications in ANEP, noting that its cost is “much higher” than the 100 million dollars annually.
Referring to this situation and the tax savings that it could imply, Arbeleche expressed in dialogue with Radio Carve that this benefit “it corresponds to who is sick”, but he questioned a problem that is repeated in schools. “It does not correspond to those who for different reasons do not go to work and suddenly do not do it in public education and do do it in private education,” she compared.
The minister explained that “the scope of this law is for all public officials and, although he admitted that “it does not reach ANEP”, he explained that “the idea is that it can work in a similar way”.
On the other hand, he identified the expense of medical certifications in ANEP as “much” greater than 100 million dollars per year. Therefore, he insisted on “double-clicking to ask the public official the same thing that we ask the private one”.
Arbeleche’s perspective on the ANEP budget
Arbeleche put a stop to the possibility of an increase in spending in the sector and referred to the total budget of ANEP, which includes almost 2.3 billion dollars. Although he admitted that he works with the President of the Codex, Robert Silva, to obtain more resources, he clarified: “This entrance administration said that here It is not about increasing and increasing spending, a logic that was that what is being done is not touched and spending is increased ”.
In turn, the hierarch stressed that Udelar has a budget of 550 million dollars, so it has room to reallocate funds and give priority to some programs. Finally, regarding the government’s position, he indicated: “We said that we were going to go to a zero based. In other words, there is a base budget that cannot be touched, but then you have to think about the efficiency and convenience of each of the things that are being done”.
Source: Ambito
