President Aoun returns four laws to Parliament
The Lebanese Presidency has returned four laws previously approved by the Parliament to the legislative body for reconsideration, citing issues related to their conflict with constitutional principles, especially the principle of equality in rights and duties. The rejected laws include the bill establishing the Information Technology Department within the Ministry of Education, the law on employment in customs, amendments to the Consumer Protection Law, and the law regulating fishing and aquaculture. The Presidency stated that the reasons for rejection are related to discrimination among employees, exceeding the authorities of the officials, or lack of clarity in the legislation, all to ensure respect for constitutional principles and to affirm equality in public jobs and services.
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