The Citizen Selection Commission for the Attorney General's office in Ecuador has approved a plan requesting administrative necessities, including physical space, security, and technical equipment.
On February 7, 2026, the Citizen Selection Commission responsible for selecting the first authority of the Attorney General's Office of Ecuador approved a plan detailing their administrative needs. With nine votes in favor, the commission emphasized the importance of having a physical space equipped with basic services, private security, and police protection for their facilities. This infrastructure is deemed critical for the commission's effective operation.
Commissioner David Flores Brandt presented a motion that outlined additional requirements, including technological equipment. The proposal calls for computers for the commissioners, secretarial staff, and technical teams, along with multifunctional printers, reliable internet connectivity, and storage devices such as flash drives and non-rewritable CDs. This technological setup is essential to support the commission's work in a modern administrative environment.
Furthermore, the commissioners highlighted the need for effective communication management and planning for national broadcasting initiatives. They aim to establish an official channel to facilitate their work and ensure transparent communication throughout the selection process. The requests collectively underscore the commission's commitment to establishing a secure and efficient operational base for the appointment of the Attorney General, reflecting an organized approach towards this important judicial process.
