The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party has raised concerns at a press conference about the Muizzu administration's legislative agenda, which includes introducing over 200 bills to parliament. The Attorney General's Office outlines 78 new bills and amendments to 135 existing laws, while the government also plans a comprehensive bill to amend the Constitution.
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the government’s announcement to introduce over 200 bills to the parliament.
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is extensive, encompassing 78 new bills and amendments to 135 existing laws.
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encompassing 78 new bills and amendments to 135 existing laws.
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The administration also intends to repeal or amend 26 laws deemed outdated.
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During a press conference, the MDP parliamentary group discussed in detail the government’s announcement to introduce over 200 bills to the parliament.
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Last week, Attorney General Ahmed Usham revealed the administration’s intention to submit a comprehensive bill, following public consultations, aimed at amending the Constitution
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