On March 19, the National Assembly voted in favor of the draft of its internal regulations, thus marking a major step forward in the organization and functioning of this key institution. This unanimous decision of the 341 voting deputies testifies to a rare consensus in politics.
Under the leadership of Jacques Djoli, the commission responsible for modifications implemented several significant innovations. These changes affect various aspects, such as the inaugural extraordinary session, the composition of the Bureau, the legislative procedure, budgetary control and many others.
The draft internal regulations, comprising 290 articles divided into 10 titles, were carefully examined. Of these, 253 were not subject to amendments, thus demonstrating the coherence and solidity of the proposed text.
Despite some technical delays, the committee submitted its report on March 11, leading to the adoption of the conclusions by the plenary on March 15. MPs then had the opportunity to table possible amendments within 48 hours, thus demonstrating a transparent and participatory democratic process.
This draft Internal Regulations of the National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Congo reflects a desire to improve parliamentary practices and strengthen control and evaluation mechanisms. This is a major step forward for democracy and transparency in the country.
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