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The Government transfers to Aragon the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Stray

16/06/2006

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Jordi Sevilla presides over the first meeting without papers

The Minister of Public Administrations has chaired the Joint Commission of Transfers Administration of the State-Autonomous Community of Aragón that has agreed to the transfer of the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdida. First meeting without papers, all those gathered participated in the Commission with a computer

Jordi Sevilla introduces the agenda to the computer

The Minister of Public Administration places the USB memory on the computer, like all participants in the Joint Commission, with the agenda and the points to be addressed

A meeting without papers and with a computer

General view of the meeting of the Joint Commission of Transfers Administration of the State-Autonomous Community of Aragon, without papers, all members with a laptop, to agree the transfer of the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdida

30 kilos of papers are saved

It is only at this meeting of the Joint Commission that 30 kilos of paper are saved. Computer support replaces the role, from now on, in the meetings of the Ministry of Public Administrations

Minister Jordi Sevilla shows the USB memory

In the press conference after the meeting, the Minister of Public Administration shows the USB memory, containing the agreements of the Joint Commission, and which replaces the role in the meetings of the MAP from now on

Jordi Sevilla highlights this historic moment in the General State Administration

In addition to making a positive assessment for the transfer to Aragon of the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Stray, the minister has stressed the importance of replacing paper with computer support in the meetings in the MAP from today on.

José Ángel Biel highlights the importance of the agreement

The Vice-President of the Autonomous Community of Aragón also stressed the importance of the transfer agreed in the Joint Transfer Commission and expressed his satisfaction that the MAP has promoted for the first time, and with Aragón, the replacement of paper documents by computer media.