The representative unveiled the Radhi coordination framework on Sunday, outlining a parliamentary agreement to approve significant legislation in the current legislative session while deciding what would happen to the critical measures that were stalled.
Radi said in an interview with the that “an important legislative agenda, including draft laws submitted by the government related to amendments to laws to reduce the burden on citizens, is expected to witness during the current legislative term.”
“There are laws present in the Council, some of which the committees were not able to begin discussing because they were referred in the last sessions of the previous legislative term,” he continued. “The Federal Court, the Slum Law, the Oil and Gas Law, and the Civil Service Law are awaiting legislation.”
Noting that “the current legislative term will be rich in terms of legislating important laws,” he clarified that “there is a political and parliamentary consensus to pass the obstructed and important laws.”
Al-Maalouma received confirmation from Omid Muhammad, a member of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, that the upcoming parliamentary term will see the approval of several significant legislation, with service projects being given priority.
