MPs Criticize Delay in Criminal Procedure Law
The House of Representatives, led by the government, discussed in an emergency session the issue of postponing the implementation of the new Criminal Procedure Law until October 1, 2027. The session was marked by widespread debate and criticism regarding the legal and constitutional procedures related to calling the meeting and the timing. Members of Parliament argued that the postponement reflects a lack of preparedness and threatens rights and freedoms. They emphasized that the government was not ready to implement the law and questioned its readiness for other projects. Some MPs underscored the need for prompt implementation without sudden delays, reminding that the law is a crucial foundation for protecting liberties. Additionally, members pointed out the unclear reasons for the emergency call and how the timing affects confidence in legislative procedures. Meanwhile, other MPs stated that the delay was necessary to maintain legislative stability, despite many members opposing the government's stance.
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