The new ordinance defines the role of these entities who will be responsible to verify and document the technical adequacy of each application, monitor the work and conduct regular monitoring of the activities included in its scope.
The Governing Council yesterday gave a further step in the development of the new rules, to approve an agreement that regulates the organization and operation of the Register of Collaborating Institutions in the planning permission Management.
This agreement provides the City continuous monitoring of the functions of the collaborating institutions accredited and licensed. It also allows the advertising data related to these entities, all with the ultimate aim of ensuring optimum service to citizens.
In recent months the city of Madrid has been progress in several areas to achieve full operation of the provisions of the new Ordinance. has designated the National Accreditation (ENAC) for the accreditation of the companies concerned, as a prerequisite for exercising this activity. It is intended to ensure objectivity, impartiality and independence of the collaborating with the City on a topic of such importance as this one.
has also issued an instruction to facilitate the undertakings concerned comply with the requirements for accreditation. This will set some basic criteria regarding the procedure to be followed by the collaborating institutions for the processing of applications for certificates of conformity and claims that could ask citizens.
It set October 15, 2009 as the deadline for companies or private entities seeking to establish itself as associates to submit their application to the ENAC.
The Governing Board has distributed powers between the local government areas to get a deal that makes it possible to devote adequate resources to fulfill the objectives of the Ordinance.
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