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Deputy Reem El-Soghayar on Tunisia's presidential decrees

Deputy Reem El-Soghayar on Tunisia's presidential decrees

Deputy Reem Al-Saghir's statement regarding the circulation of the issue of resorting to decrees during the presidential system in Tunisia raises questions about its compatibility with the constitution. She affirmed that the period necessitates decrees and that there is no issue in using them when the national interest benefits the country, given the presence of a presidential system. However, the legal perspective indicates that the 2022 Constitution clearly specifies the cases and procedures that justify issuing decrees, not merely political justification. Decrees must be based on a specific constitutional circumstance, such as a legislative delegation or a situation involving the dissolution of the House of Representatives. Therefore, resorting to decrees requires adhering to constitutional procedures, rather than simply waiting for a need or the national interest, to ensure their legal legitimacy.

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