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MP Imad Al-Sudairi called, during a discussion of the Finance Ministry’s budget in the Assembly of the Representatives of the People on Friday, November 13, 2026, for an assessment of the effects of the cheque law more than two years after its passage. He noted that Tunisia’s bottled-water crisis over the summer had revealed its potential impact on commercial transactions. He urged a review of the law’s outcomes and the correction of any shortcomings in its provisions or implementation. The law was passed on July 30, 2024, and took effect in February 2025, with the aim of curbing bounced cheques and regulating their use. It has sparked debate between those who say it protects cheque holders and improves transactions, and those who warn that it could affect liquidity and commercial activity, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses and traders.
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