The City of Los Alcazares arranged a service award reconciling work and family life in 2011 that included conditions such as moving children or care for them in 9 professionals.
In addition, this provided an occupancy other than that provided facilities would not constitute a modification of the contract, but the council left the door open: if occupancy was less than 75% could change the contract.
Under this provision, the contractor requested an amendment to the contract, the terms of which were approved by the board of Local Government, without formalized documented.
Neither covered the transfer of children and even reduced to 3 staff who looked after them.
However, in any case none of these conditions resulted in a reduction of the contribution that the council made to the company, but instead had to increase the € 20,000 cost of the service.
To this must be added that the agreement provided that the contractor should submit a detailed report monthly the number of users by activity and the amount collected, in order to meet any variation in the occupation of the center.
However, the Court of Auditors has requested this information to the City Council to confirm the compliance of the company, but Cristina Sánchez, area councilor, has only been able to present three reports that include the 12 year investigation (June 2012 to June 2013), which is demonstrated in the eyes of the Court of Auditors, the little interest that the City provides services that citizens are given.
In addition, the contract was extended in June 2012, without first having the appropriate certificate of credit and input expenditure, and a year later, in view of which was near the end of the service without having signed a new contract, agreed to continue service under the same conditions as those which had been paying until the conclusion of the new contract dossier.
This decision meant that the licensee continue providing services two months longer than expected.
Source: PSOE de Los Alcázares