The Parliamentary Legal Committee decided on Thursday to host the Independent High Electoral Commission. This meeting aims to discuss the mechanisms for adopting the national ID card in the upcoming electoral process and ascertain its associated technical and legal requirements. A
statement from the Parliament's Media Department indicated that the Legal Committee, chaired by Rebwar Hadi and with its members present, held a meeting. It reviewed several draft laws, proposed legislation, and other legislative files listed on its agenda. The committee also
discussed the report on the Long-Term Leave Law, paving the way for completing its legislative procedures and placing it on the Parliament's agenda for a second reading. Additionally, it examined other files and laws falling under its purview. Furthermore, the committee
resolved to organize an upcoming workshop with the participation of relevant bodies. This workshop will aim to gather their opinions and observations regarding the welfare laws for minors and juveniles, with the goal of reaching more comprehensive legislative formulations. The committee
emphasized the importance of continuously studying and carefully discussing laws, while listening to specialized bodies and stakeholders. This approach contributes to refining legislation, enhancing its effectiveness, and ensuring the achievement of its intended objectives.
