📋 Tender Overview
The Government has approved this Wednesday at the proposal of the Minister of Social Affairs Youth and Equality Judith Pallars the modification of the Regulations of the Magna Card with the aim of making access more flexible and opening the obtaining of the card to those people over the age of 60 who have had to retire in advance.In this way this amendment extends the precepts of article 2 of the regulation and allows people who are in a situation of early and compulsory retirement when they have reached 60 years of age to also be able to access the magna card. Until now these people could not access the card until they were 65 years old. In addition the documentation to be submitted when obtaining the card article 5 of the regulations has also been simplified with the aim of making it easier for beneficiaries to process it through a more agile and efficient procedure.Remember that the Government in the context of the measures adopted in the framework of social policy in order to facilitate the improvement of living conditions and the exercise of the rights of the elderly issues the magna card which accredits to the holder the status of an elderly person and gives access to different benefits services and public or private advantages mainly free public transport within the national territory.
