Tourism
Palma mayor accepts that town hall cannot regulate cruise ships
President of the State Ports, Salvador de la Encina made clear that neither the town hall nor the regional government has any legal power in respect of cruise ship regulation. | MONTSERRAT T DIEZ - EFE - EFE
Palma12/10/2019 04:01
Palma mayor José Hila recognises that the town hall has no competence for regulating cruise ships. He was speaking yesterday following comments by the president of the State Ports, Salvador de la Encina, on Thursday. De la Encina made clear that neither the town hall nor the regional government has any legal power in respect of cruise ship regulation. The State Ports president said that everything depended on the willingness of cruise operators to self-regulate.
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What?! So does this mean that only the national government has competence? Seriously, so this means that Mallorca has zero influence over how many times a private company can bring its ships into port? Just when I thought this island’s laws, corruption and incompetence could not get any worse. I’m getting seriously fed up with living here.