Canary Islands' Department Delegates Authority for Sale of Obsolete School Assets

Overview

The Canary Islands' Education, Vocational Training, Physical Activity, and Sports Department has officially delegated the authority to sell certain unused or obsolete furniture and equipment from public schools. This move aims to streamline administrative processes and avoid delays in managing assets.

New Regulations

• The Director General of Infrastructures and Equipment now has the power to approve the sale of items valued at up to 60,000 euros, a significant increase from previous limits.
• This update is part of broader efforts to improve efficiency and clarity in public asset management, ensuring quicker action in disposing of outdated or unnecessary property.

Impacts

• For residents, this could mean faster clearance of surplus school furniture and equipment.
• Potential benefits include cost savings or increased funding for educational improvements.

Transparency and Implementation

The order emphasizes transparency by requiring all related actions to note the delegation and be officially published in the official gazette.

• The new measures took effect immediately after publication on June 20, 2025.
• This reflects the government’s ongoing commitment to better administrative practices in managing public resources.