1st Proposal: "Without prejudice to the fact that the final selection corresponds to democratically legitimized political bodies (Parliament and / or Government) -, all members of the regulatory bodies must be chosen with criteria that ensure their professionalism, with prior intervention of technical commissions, and that value your previous exercise and performance above all ”.
2nd Proposal: “Assess the convenience of separating regulatory and competition bodies into different agencies; ensuring the interaction mechanisms (market valuation, non-binding reports but that entail an obligation to motivate the different criteria) ”.
3nd Proposal: "The division of functions between the regulatory bodies and the General State Administration, must meet homogeneous criteria in all sectors, which offer legal certainty and allow the consolidation of concepts, techniques and even similar procedures and bodies."
4nd Proposal: “Reduce, as much as possible, the use of the Royal Decree Law. The determinations of modules, prices and other market elements should be left to the decisions of the regulators. "
5nd Proposal: "Parliament must analyze the major strategic determinations that can affect investments in the sectors in a lasting way: either through non-binding planning, but guiding the regulatory bodies (so that they can reasonably depart from it), either through the approval by Parliament of multi-year plans of the regulatory bodies, or through similar instruments ”.
6nd Proposal: "The law of contentious-administrative jurisdiction should be reformed in terms of" distribution "procedures, the execution of private contracts with public elements, and the extension of powers of the jurisdictional bodies in the process of execution: or, where appropriate, enable a shortened enforcement procedure before the regulator, with judicial supervision.