The council plenary sessions are the forums in which the government and opposition teams debate and approve proposals, the place where municipal representatives echo the demands of residents and provide solutions. Municipal plenary sessions are open to the public, but people do not always have time to attend. With the aim of making it easier for all residents to access what their representatives debate in the plenary sessions, the government team decided to record the audios of the plenary sessions and post them on the electronic headquarters so that anyone who wishes can access this information.
This service begins to be provided this year, allowing access, for example, to the last plenary session held in which the city council budgets were approved.
To listen to this information they must access the electronic headquarters, they can do so directly from this link: http://concelloapobradobrollon.sedelectronica.es/transparency/92d36268-8…
Step by step the route is as follows: we enter the city council website, go to Transparency Portal and we access point 1, Institutional and there we access point 1.5 Functioning of governing bodies and here in point 1.5.4 we have Full recordings, where we can find the audio of the plenary session we want.
Any resident can access this information to find out what the politicians do, how they work and what contributions they make to improving municipal life. The government team wants to open up the municipal administration to residents and continue to advance in transparency. In this sense, the electronic office is a very useful tool for citizens in which they can find not only the plenary sessions, but also all municipal regulations, contracts or subsidies, carry out all procedures online with the city council and, among other things, raise any complaints and suggestions they wish.
The city council invites all residents to use the electronic office and establish better communication with the administration, which will lead to improved services for everyone and greater proximity and feedback between residents and the City Council.
