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PJ union sues state for six-year delay

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Briefings

The Sindicato da PJ is initiating an administrative lawsuit against the State regarding a six-year delay in approving 14 regulations. The case will be heard at the Lisbon Administrative Tribunal next week, with the core issue being the failure to meet a 180-day approval timeline following January 2020.

Key points

• The Sindicato da PJ is filing an administrative lawsuit against the State.
• The lawsuit concerns 14 regulations that were supposed to be approved within 180 days after January 2020.

Context

This legal action addresses a significant administrative delay in regulatory approval processes, potentially impacting the operational framework of the Sindicato da PJ.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the filing date and the specific number of regulations and the time frame; no details on the specific regulations, the State's response, or the outcome of the lawsuit are provided.

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