<transcript><audio_2> Gracias.</transcript><transcript><audio_3> Me gustaría comenzar la exposición de esta iniciativa con una definición que, aunque pudiera parecer obvia, creo que no es suficientemente conocida por todo el mundo.</transcript><caption><image_4>The image shows a woman standing behind a podium in a parliament chamber. She is wearing a red coat and appears to be speaking into a microphone. Behind her, there are several people sitting at a desk with papers and a laptop. The walls of the chamber are made of marble and there is a blue curtain in the background. The image appears to have been taken during a parliamentary session.</caption><transcript><audio_5> El Poder Judicial es un órgano constitucional colegiado, autónomo, integrado por jueces y juristas que ejerce fundamentalmente las funciones de gobierno del</transcript><transcript><audio_6> de garantizar la independencia de los jueces en el ejercicio de la función judicial frente a todos los demás portavoz.</transcript><transcript><audio_7> La primera es la de llevar a cabo los nombramientos, ascensos, traslados, así como la inspección del funcionamiento de los juzgados y tribunales y la exigencia de responsabilidad disciplinaria a los miembros de la carrera judicial.</transcript><transcript><audio_8> El gobierno del Poder Judicial, si bien es cierto que existen países en los que no se da esta institución, sobre todo países procedentes de derecho anglosajón que llamamos, en Estados Unidos ni en el Reino Unido existe una institucionalidad,</transcript><transcript><audio_9> También es cierto que la inmensa mayoría de países europeos es una institución que sí que está creada, al igual que muchos países iberoamericanos. Decía, señorías, que el Consejo General del Poder Judicial</transcript> Víctor Manuel Martínez Muñoz del popular parliamentary group for the presentation of the initiative and on behalf of the proposing parliamentary group, Mrs. Soler has the floor. Mrs. Soler has the floor. President, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. I would like to begin the presentation of this initiative with a definition that, although it may seem obvious, I believe is not sufficiently  known throughout the world, the general council of the judiciary is an autonomous collegiate constitutional body made up of judges and jurists that fundamentally exercises the functions of government of the judiciary with the purpose of guaranteeing the judges in the exercise of the judicial function against  to all the other powers and their function is none other than to carry out appointments, promotions, transfers, as well as the inspection of the functioning of the courts and tribunals and the requirement of disciplinary responsibility from the members of the judicial career, this governing body of the judicial power, although it is true that there are countries in which this institution does not exist, especially countries that come from well- known common law, which we call in the United States and in the United Kingdom, there is no similar institution. It is also true that the vast majority of countries Europeans is an institution that is created, just as in many is created, just as in many Ibero-American countries, ladies and gentlemen, I said that the general council of the judiciary is a
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