Spanish regional authorities seek administrative reforms

The Cortes of Castilla y León, after more than four decades without a time‑keeping system for legislators and staff, is set to introduce a control‑hours register. The proposal, backed by the chamber’s president Francisco Vázquez and supported by parties including the PSOE, PP and Vox, aims to increase transparency and accountability.

In the Valencian town of Gandia, the municipal council has formally asked the regional government to improve the service at the local Vehicle Inspection station (ITV). Officials cite months‑long appointment delays that force drivers to travel elsewhere, causing economic and time‑losses, and they urge the Conselleria to add staff and adjust schedules to reduce wait times.