Spain : interview of Ramon Jauregui, member of parliament (MP) and promoter of the national council for corporate social responsibility

Ramon Jauregui is the initiator and has been the leader over the last seven years of the debate on the issue of social responsibility and particularly with the creation of a parliamentary commission. He has always defended greater involvement of the social actors in order to make CSR a project supported throughout society. Leading his group in parliament, he is one of the major promoters of the new national CSR council. Composed of 56 members, the council is a quadripartite organ bringing together representatives of the administration, employers, unions and organizations (NGOs, consultants, academics….) (see dispatch n° 080898). The council will act as consultant to the government, a forum for debate and an observatory of corporate practices.
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ncil. Composed of 56 members, the council is a quadripartite organ bringing together representatives of the administration, employers, unions and organizations (NGOs, consultants, academics….) (see dispatch n° 080898). The council will act as consultant to the government, a forum for debate and an observatory of corporate practices.

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