Madrid desoyó una propuesta para registrar las aportaciones de Aguirre, Cifuentes y Gallardón en sus reuniones pagadas con dinero público
Un informe interno propuso que se recogieran en acta las opiniones de los consejeros electivos, lo que permitiría auditar posibles conflictos de intereses, pero se optó por esperar a que decidiera la propia Comisión Jurídica Asesora
Madrid opted not to register the contributions of former presidents Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, Esperanza Aguirre, and Cristina Cifuentes in their paid meetings, according to an internal report by the Office of Normative Quality. The proposal aimed to include in the minutes their opinions on legislation being processed and administrative conflicts under evaluation, which would have allowed for documenting their contributions or identifying potential conflicts of interest.
However, the decision was left to the Plenary session of the institution. The executives will receive net 750 euros for each meeting attended; if they attend four plenums per month, they could earn net 3,000 euros. In 2025, attending all meetings would have resulted in net earnings of 33,750 euros. Sources state that the group remains a completely independent body.
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