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Second term session begins on date
Sources within Parliament expect the first sessions of the second legislative term for both the House of Representatives and the Senate to begin next Thursday, following the issuance of the presidential decree calling for the sessions days earlier. It is scheduled that both chambers will hold a joint session during the first week of October, in accordance with the constitutional deadline specified in Article 115 of the Constitution, which mandates that both chambers are called to convene before the first Thursday of the month. If the call is not issued, both chambers automatically convene on that day. During the first week, the agenda will include members' preferences for joining the 25 specialized committees, as a preliminary step toward holding elections for committee chairmanships on 100 seats, including a chair, two deputies, and a secretary for each committee.
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