House of Representatives wraps first session
The House of Representatives concluded its first session of the third legislative term after holding 30 plenary sessions totaling 102 hours. During this period, 162 laws were approved, covering 1,580 articles, with the aim of updating legal frameworks and aligning them with developmental needs. The key legislation included amendments to laws related to national service sectors, the economy, social insurance, and the Sports Professions Syndicate, as well as laws regulating nuclear and radiological activities, reforms to tax and financial systems, the establishment of "Kayan" University within the military, and reviews of international agreements. Additionally, the council played an active oversight role through 1,486 committee meetings, discussing urgent requests on issues such as retirement pensions, land allocations, healthcare, farmers' protections, water and electricity projects, and the implementation of the law for amnesty in building violations. This demonstrates its strong focus on societal and regulatory concerns.
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