House discusses bill to cancel Civil Consumer Law
Today, the House of Representatives discussed the bill to abolish the Civil Consumer Corporation Law of 2026, as part of a plan to merge it with the military establishment to unify operations, improve performance, and support food security. The focus was on enhancing efficiency in storage and distribution, and achieving financial sustainability, especially in impoverished areas. The council also approved the draft Law on Professional Work Regulation of 2026, aimed at organizing professions, improving training, and reducing unregulated practices, with an emphasis on strengthening partnerships with the private sector. Currently, discussions are ongoing on other draft laws related to local governance and tourism.
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