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Reconocimiento de Doñana como sujeto de derechos legales

Private Member's BillCreates law. A bill proposed by a parliamentary group. If passed, it becomes binding law.EXP 122/000035/0000Tabled on December 19, 2023

Reconoce a Doñana y su zona protegida como sujeto con derechos legales propios, similar a una persona o empresa. Permitiría demandar en su nombre para defender su conservación.

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Proposed byMxGP Mixto

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How it was voted

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Who it affects: medio ambienteadministraciones públicas
Topics: Environment and climate emergency Life on land

Other initiatives on the same topic

Solicitud de plan integral para la sostenibilidad del campo españolFiled
Petición de plan nacional contra incendios con más recursos y gestión ruralFiled
Recuperación del río Guadiamar para salvar Doñana y sus humedalesFiled
Petición de estrategia nacional contra incendios forestales con sectores ruralesFiled
Protección de la Casa de Campo de Ambroz y sus lagunasFiled
Petición al Gobierno para actualizar protocolos contra incendios y promover agroganadería preventiva

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Trajectory

Private Member's BillCreates law

1 of 6 stagesHow this journey worksWithdrawn

Filing
A group files the text
Admission vote
Preliminary floor vote
Committee
Report and opinion
Floor vote
Vote on the whole text
Senate
Amendments or veto
BOE
Royal assent

A bill proposed by a parliamentary group. If passed, it becomes binding law.

Non-legislative motion (PNL)Doesn't create law. A non-binding proposal: it urges the Government to act but does not change the law. The most frequent floor vote.

Non-legislative motion (PNL)Doesn't create law. A non-binding proposal: it urges the Government to act but does not change the law. The most frequent floor vote.

Non-legislative motion (PNL)Doesn't create law. A non-binding proposal: it urges the Government to act but does not change the law. The most frequent floor vote.

Non-legislative motion (PNL)Doesn't create law. A non-binding proposal: it urges the Government to act but does not change the law. The most frequent floor vote.

Non-legislative motion (PNL)Doesn't create law. A non-binding proposal: it urges the Government to act but does not change the law. The most frequent floor vote.

Non-legislative motion (PNL)Doesn't create law. A non-binding proposal: it urges the Government to act but does not change the law. The most frequent floor vote.