It is an obvious fact that, under the principle of parliamentary autonomy, guaranteed by the Constitution, Parliament, and more concretely their governing bodies have a range of application in the interpretation of parliamentary law, having shown, in this sense, the Constitutional Court (STC 129/2006 of 24 April) that "such control procedures of parliamentary activity is made exclusively from the perspective of fundamental rights, but it has also led us to use a control parameter that has into account the nature of the officers of the parliaments and functions
develop. Thus, in cases where we have had to pronounce on the control exercised by the officers on the legality of the documents and parliamentary papers, we started with the constitutional legitimacy of such monitoring to the extent that they serve the function legal technical to organize and streamline the operation of the chambers for increased efficiency as a forum for debate and participation in public affairs. "
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