The Council of Ministers has accepted the draft Law that regulates and “equates” the Fundación del Teatro Real with different “massive Spanish establishments”, such because the Prado Museum, the Reina Sofía Museum or the National Library of Spain, to enhance the Management of the Madrid Coliseum.
As identified by the Government spokesperson and Minister of Territorial Policy, Isabel Rodríguez, after the Council of Ministers, the norm, which can be despatched to the Congress of Deputies, has gone forward within the second spherical and “barely” has undergone modifications.
“The peculiarities of the Teatro Real are regulated: the promotion, impulse and diffusion of the lyrical, musical and choreographic arts”, he said.
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The Law is split into six chapters that regulate the “particularities” of the Teatro Real, from the character, the authorized regime, the goals or the headquarters of the Fundación del Real; as much as its group, the personnel, patrimonial, contracting, budgetary and economic-financial regime.
Isabel Rodríguez added that the regulation will serve to “adapt” the Real to a “trendy” opera home with the calls for and dynamism demanded of up to date performing arts worldwide. “In brief, a software for bettering the administration of the Teatro Real”, she has underlined.
Despite the regulation, the Fundación del Teatro Real maintains its configuration as a public sector basis connected to the General State Administration (AGE). In addition to the AGE, the Community of Madrid is acknowledged as a founding administration and the Madrid City Council as a collaborating administration.
The textual content additionally contains the Teatro Real in further provision 14 of Law 14/2011 of June 1 on Science, Technology and Innovation, in addition to the Prado, the National Library of Spain and the Spanish Film Library. Said inclusion, in response to the Ministry of Culture, means consolidating the modern, technological and investigative position of the theater to place it “as one of the crucial modern and technological Spanish establishments”, by way of the appliance ‘My Opera Player’.
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