The Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers, Guillermo Francoswill attend this Wednesday from 11 to 12 Chamber of Deputies of the Nation to provide his first management report on the various aspects of the Government’s progress, as established by the constitutional mandate.
This is the 140th management report, which he will present in the chamber and then answer the legislators’ questions. Likewise, Francos has already provided answers to the 2,135 questions written statements made by the deputies of the different parties previously.
Originally, on August 2, 3,535 requests from legislators had been received, which, once unified in the Reports Coordination, were consolidated into the current 2,135 queries.
Which blocks and deputies asked the most questions
With 1,041 questions sent to the Chief of Staff, the block of deputies of Union for the Homeland is the one that made the most queries, followed by the legislators of the Radical Civic Unionwho displayed 401 questions.
Next in line are the PRO deputies, with 208; and Hacemos Coalición Federal, with 143 questions. Behind them are the Civic Coalition blocks (131); Socialist Left FIT – Unity, and Workers’ Party – Left Front and Workers – Unity (with 72 questions each); PTS – Left Front – Unity (53); Neuquén Popular Movement (8); CREO (4); and MID – Movement for Integration and Development (2).
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In this context, the deputies who sent the most questions were Eduardo Toniolli (98 -UxP); Vanina Biasi (72 – FITU); Juan Marino (69 – UxP); Ana Carla Carrizo (68 – Citizen Evolution); Monica Schlotthauer (67 – FITU); Martín Maquieyra (59 – PRO); Leandro Santoro (57 – UxP); and Nicolás Del Caño (53 – FITU).
The speech by the Chief of Staff in the House of Representatives will cover a wide range of topics, including those related to the areas of Economy, Human Capital, Justice, Health, Public Works and Security.
Number of questions by ministries and areas
As for the number of questions received by each ministry and department, the list of demands is headed by the Ministry of Economy, with 628 queries; followed by Human Capital (441), the Cabinet Office (191), and the Ministries of Health (189), Justice (182), and Security (133).
The list is completed by the Presidency, with 102 queries; the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, with 83 questions; Defense, with 78; and Deregulation and Transformation of the State (57); and BCRA (with 46) and PAMI (with 5).
In this way, Guillermo Francos will attend the Chamber of Deputies in compliance with the provisions of Article 101 of the National Constitution, which establishes that the Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers must attend each of the chambers of the National Congress to report on government management.
Source: Ambito
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