2018-7-5 08:48 |
Spain’s ruling party believes the government should utilize blockchain to operate the country’s public administration more efficiently.
Last week, 133 deputies from the Popular Party submitted a blockchain-related proposal to the Congress of Deputies, the lower chamber of the Spanish Parliament.
This proposal recommends that the government introduce blockchain “with the aim of improving internal processes and [providing] traceability, robustness and transparency in decision making,” according to public documents.
The document continued:
“The introduction of blockchain – in administrative concessions, contracting or internal processes – will encourage greater control, traceability and transparency in the processes.
Moreover, the lawmakers recommended building public and private blockchain models “in order to favor secondary markets for goods and services that lower costs, increase productivity and encourage the creation of specialized employment.”
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