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House votes to delay Criminal Procedure Law implementation
The House of Representatives approved delaying the start of the new Criminal Procedure Law’s implementation from October 1, 2026, to October 1, 2027. The goal is to provide additional time to complete technical preparations and regulatory requirements, ensure the proper execution of the law, and protect citizens' rights and freedoms. The delay includes two provisions: one replacing the original implementation date, and another confirming that the law will be published and enacted one year after its publication, with a focus on testing the systems and verifying their readiness. This decision came after extensive discussions, with support from the government, acknowledging the importance of the transitional phase to enhance coordination and achieve digital justice.
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