Agreement approving the Annual Regulatory Plan of the General State Administration for the year 2022
All ministries have participated in the preparation of NAP-22 and the 368 regulatory proposals that comprise it develop the Government's program and the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR). These proposals include 92 laws (11 organic and 81 ordinary) and 276 royal decrees. Almost four out of ten laws (38.2%) develop PRTR commitments. In total, 61 of the 368 projects are related (16.57%).
Among the standards that are part of PAN-22 are the following:
Digital transformation
- Reform of the Science Law to guarantee an attractive and stable research career, promote knowledge transfer and foster research by facilitating coordination with the Autonomous Regions and the administrative procedures for new projects.
- Reform of the Industry Law, which adapts the 1992 text to the current productive and economic reality.
- Law to ensure the security of 5G electronic communications networks and services, which will also promote market diversification.
- Royal decree developing the statute of the student startup, a pedagogical tool to enable them to carry out internships as if they were actually creating their own company.
Social and territorial cohesion
- Housing Law, which regulates the basic conditions for the enjoyment of the right to decent housing, providing public administrations with instruments to contain price increases and favor access by young people.
- Law for the equity, universality and cohesion of the National Health System, which guarantees the homogeneity of health services throughout the country, establishes direct public management as the preferred management formula and limits the establishment of new co-payments.
- Social services law, committed to in the government agreement to guarantee a minimum portfolio of services throughout the territory.
- Royal Decree regulating the seal of social inclusion, a public label for public and private companies that develop actions that contribute to the transition of people benefiting from the minimum living income to active participation in society.
- Law against racism and other forms of intolerance.
- Law on the organizational regime of municipalities with smaller populations and on the improvement of collaboration relations between public administrations, in order to digitalize and modernize rural municipalities and thus contribute to slowing down depopulation.
Gender equality
- Reform of the Law on Integral Protection against Gender Violence, in order to advance in the fulfillment of international commitments and to adapt it to the State Pact and the Organic Law on Integral Guarantee of Sexual Freedom.
- Law for comprehensive action against trafficking in human beings and for the protection of victims, which will especially address trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation.
- Amendment of the Law on Sexual Health and Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy, to promote and guarantee full, real and effective equality of women in access to sexual and reproductive health and free decision on voluntary interruption of pregnancy.
- Transposition of the Directive on reconciliation of family and professional life of parents and caregivers, which establishes new rights on parental and caregiver leave.
Ecological transition
- Law establishing the rules for the implementation in Spain of the common agricultural policy management system.
- Sustainable fisheries and fisheries research law, to promote the modernization of the sector.
- Amendment of the Nuclear Energy Act, in relation to radiologically contaminated land.
- Transposition of the Directive on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources.
- Royal Decree on the protection of water against diffuse pollution caused by nitrates.
- Another block of regulations focuses on democratic regeneration, among which the law on the prevention of interests in the public sector and the law on transparency stand out.
