This new text aims to overcome the current fragmentation resulting from the coexistence of Law 6/1997 on the Coordination of Local Police and Law 2/2008 on the General Body of the Canary Islands Police. Both regulations only partially address the Canary Islands police model, creating asymmetries between the different forces.

The draft proposes a common statutory regime for access, ranks, training, rights, duties, second activity, and disciplinary procedures. This regime will apply to both the Canary Islands Autonomous Police and the Canary Islands Local Police forces, eliminating existing differences between these groups.

Furthermore, the ranks and positions of both bodies (Superior, Technical, Executive, Basic, and Facultative) will be unified, and a common corporate identity will be established. This includes changing the names to Canary Islands Autonomous Police and Canary Islands Local Police to consolidate the institutional image of the police system in the islands.

The Coordination Commission of Local Police has also approved a proposal to standardize the symbols and uniforms of the Canary Islands Local Police. This measure seeks to strengthen the integrated concept of the Canary Islands Police, providing it with a coherent and recognizable visual image throughout the territory.

The consensus text also reinforces general organization and supra-municipal coordination through the creation of the Canary Islands Police Council and a new regulation for the Coordination and Planning Commission of the Canary Islands Local Police Forces. These collegiate bodies, advisory in nature, will include representatives from police forces and unions, as well as members from the Government of the Canary Islands and the Canary Islands Federation of Municipalities.

The draft will now be sent to the Government's Legal Services to begin its processing as a bill.