Ley 2/2026, de 4 de junio, sobre infracciones y sanciones administrativas en materia de agresiones a profesionales sanitarios y demás personal de la red sanitaria de utilización pública de la Región de Murcia, en el ejercicio de sus funciones. | BOE-A-2026-13373 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 2/2026, de 4 de junio, sobre infracciones y sanciones administrativas en materia de agresiones a profesionales sanitarios y demás personal de la red sanitaria de utilización pública de la Región de Murcia, en el ejercicio de sus funciones.

This article says the law sets out administrative offences and sanctions for assaults in healthcare settings in the Region of Murcia.

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Spain
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Citation
BOE-A-2026-13373
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es
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This article says the law sets out administrative offences and sanctions for assaults in healthcare settings in the Region of Murcia. This article says the law applies to the public healthcare network, including publicly owned centres and private centres that legally link to the Servicio Murciano de Salud to provide public healthcare. Este artículo clasifica las infracciones administrativas por agresiones en el ámbito sanitario como leves, graves o muy graves. This article sets administrative fines for infringements under the law and lets the competent body apply accessory sanctions or, for minor infringements, replace the fine with community work if the sanctioned person agrees. If the same facts may be a crime, the administration must refer the matter to the court or prosecutor and pause the sanctioning process; if no crime is found or the criminal case ends otherwise, it may continue the sanctioning case.