Last April, after the declaration of the state of alarm, Fide launched this Administrative Law Crisis Cabinet, with the aim of analyzing the problems and needs in the framework of administrative contracting in this emergency situation.
The Cabinet is led by Alberto Palomar Olmeda, Lawyer in the Administrative Law Area at Broseta Abogados. Full Professor of Administrative Law (Accredited by ANECA), Carlos III University of Madrid. Contentious-administrative magistrate. Member of the Academic Council of FIDE and in it we have professionals from the field, coming from offices, companies, academia and the Public Administration in its broadest sense.
We have structured the analysis of the essential topics in 3 blocks, we indicate below the topics submitted for debate in each of the blocks. As a result of this analysis, the members of the Cabinet have prepared 12 proposals.
- The legal system and the pandemic
- Reserve of law, system of sources and normative hierarchy in the state of alarm.
- The operation and administrative action.
- Administrative contracting in the pandemic situation and the rest of the administrative action.
- Essential elements of reconstruction. The aid and subsidies. o The state of alarm and subsidies: analysis of the situation and proposals for action.
- Financial aspects of contracting and provision of needs.
Proposal document
Members
The Administrative Law Crisis Cabinet is made up of the following professionals: (*) 1. Mariano Bacigalupo Sagesse, Full Professor of Administrative Law, UNED. Member of the Academic Council of Fide.
2. Juan Carlos Calvo Corbella, General Director deputy to the President for Legal Affairs, Urbaser.
3. Antonio Barefoot Gonzalez, Professor of Administrative Law, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
4. Rafael Dominguez Olivera, State Attorney-Chief, Ministry of Public Works. Member of the Academic Council of FIDE.
5. Ignacio Fernandez-Huertas Moraga, Director of the Budget Analysis Division, AIReF.
6. Lucia Gutierrez Garcia, Central Registrar of Intellectual Property.
7. Alejandro Jimenez Marconi, Legal Director, Suez-Spain.
8. Juan Jose Lavilla Rubira, Lawyer of the Cortes Generales (exc.), Professor of Administrative Law and Lawyer.
9. Santiago Martinez Arguelles, Technical Deputy Director of the Court of Accounts. Associate Professor of Applied Economics, University of Oviedo
10. Juan Martinez Calvo, Partner responsible for the infrastructure and energy area, Simmons & Simmons.
11. David Mellado Ramirez, PWC partner. State Attorney. Member of the Academic Council of Fide.
12. Jose Antonio Morillo Velarde del Peso, Head of the Legal Department, State Ports.
13. Alberto Palomar placeholder image, Lawyer in the Administrative Law Area at Broseta Abogados. Full Professor of Administrative Law (Accredited by ANECA), Carlos III University of Madrid. Contentious-administrative magistrate. Member of the Academic Council of FIDE
14. Diego Perez Martinez, State Attorney. Director of the Institutional Legal Division, Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility, Airef.
15. Antonio Rodriguez Castaño, Managing Partner of Rodríguez Castaño Abogados and Lawyer of the Court of Accounts on leave of absence.
16. Jose Maria Santacana Gomez, Chief Delegate Comptroller, Delegate Intervention, Ministry of Public Works, General Intervention of the State Administration.
17. Maria Jose Santiago Fernandez, President, Independent Office for the Regulation and Organization of Procurement and the National Evaluation Office.
18. Francisco Velasco, Professor of Administrative Law, Autonomous University of Madrid.
Cabinet Address: Alberto Palomar Olmeda, Lawyer in the Administrative Law Area at Broseta Abogados. Full Professor of Administrative Law (Accredited by ANECA), Carlos III University of Madrid. Contentious-administrative magistrate. Member of the Academic Council of FIDE
Academic Coordination: Victoria Dal Lago Demi, Fide
