A report that monitors the outcome of the expired parliamentary mandate and the levels of attendance of deputies

A report prepared by the "Sesame - Participation -Citizenship" Association, based on the official data published to the extent of August 5 last, revealed that the outcome of the House of Representatives during the legislative mandate (2021-2026) recorded the lowest level of attendance of deputies with only 46 deputies (11,65 percent) in the ratification session of draft law No. 03.25 on collective employment bodies for movable values. The highest level of attendance reached 273 deputies (69,119 per cent) during the ratification of the draft Finance Law of 2022 in the first reading.

The report indicated that the government referred 484 bills to the Council, of which 237 were ratified by 48.97%, while 247 bills remained unratified. On the other hand, the deputies presented 483 law proposals, of which only 18 proposals were approved, and 46 proposals were rejected in the plenary sessions and 32 within the committees, bringing the remaining proposals that remained without approval to 388 proposals. The movement team led these legislative initiatives with 143 proposals, followed by the Socialist-FederalOpposition team with 109 proposals, and the Justice and Development Parliamentary Group with 68 proposals.

The report stated that the Council passed 156 legal texts unanimously, representing 61.18 per cent of the total, compared to 99 texts approved by a majority of 38.82 per cent. On the supervisory side, the deputies addressed 32,93 written questions to the government, which answered 19,871 of them, or 61,92 percent. 12,222 written questions remained unanswered by the relevant government sectors.

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