Jordi Sevilla with the five members of the Committee of Independent Experts

Jordi Sevilla, together with the five members of the Commission (from left to right) Manuel Horrillo, Cristóbal Sirera, Miguel Herrero, Minister Jordi Sevilla, Leopoldo Tolivar and Adolfo Barceló

Greetings to the members of the Anti-Transfuguism Pact

The Minister of Public Administration greets the members of the Commission for the Follow-up of the Anti-Transfuguism Pact

Representatives of the MAP in the Anti-Transfuguism Pact

(From left to right) Miguel Ángel Pérez, Director of the Cabinet of the Secretary of State for Territorial Cooperation; Ana Leiva, Secretary of State for Territorial Cooperation; Minister Jordi Sevilla; and Director of the Cabinet of the Minister, Fátima Rojas

Representatives of the parties

Representatives of the political forces in the Follow-up Committee of the Anti-Transfuguism Pact

Approval of the Committee of Independent Experts

The Follow-up Commission of the Anti-Transfuguism Pact has given the go-ahead to the five members of the Committee of Independent Experts, which will decide, when there is disagreement on the Pact, which cases can be classified as transfuguism

Pact Follow-up Commission and Committee of Experts

The Minister of Public Administration, Jordi Sevilla, together with the members of the Follow-up Commission of the Anti-Transfuguism Pact and the members that henceforth make up the Committee of Independent Experts

Jordi Sevilla appears at a press conference

After the meeting of the Anti-Transfuguism Pact Commission and the presentation of the Committee of Independent Experts, the Minister of Public Administration has explained the agreement to journalists

Importance of the agreement

The Minister of Public Administration has highlighted the revitalization of the Anti-Transfuguism Pact with the consensual appointment of five distinguished personalities, of recognized prestige, to decide, when discrepancies arise, cases of transfuguism