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Chamber Security Committee approves bill on National Vandal Registry
The new executive bill includes 33 acts that could classify individuals as vandals, with penalties based on severity. The opposition criticized the absence of ministers during the session.
The Chamber Security Committee has generally approved a bill establishing the creation of a National Vandal Registry. According to the proposal presented by the Executive, it includes 33 acts that could result in a person being registered, with varying penalties based on the severity of each case.
Additionally, opposition criticism focused on the absence of ministers Alvarado and Arrau during the committee meeting, which has generated discontent in some sectors.
This bill aims to tackle public security issues and could have a significant impact on managing criminal behavior related to vandalism.