A special parliamentary committee has completed its review of 133 ordinances issued during the interim government and submitted its report to the National Parliament on Thursday, April 2, 2026. The report recommends repealing or abolishing 20 ordinances, maintaining 98 without changes, and keeping 15 effective through necessary amendments. The report also outlines the future applicability and possible revisions of the ordinances.

According to the committee’s findings, 16 of the 20 ordinances recommended for repeal will later be reintroduced in Parliament as bills by the relevant ministries, while four are proposed for permanent cancellation and preservation. Although the report was adopted unanimously, opposition members of the committee expressed dissent regarding several ordinances, submitting a formal note of dissent. Their objections covered four ordinances recommended to remain unchanged, two suggested for amendment, eleven to be reintroduced as bills, and three proposed for permanent repeal.

The report will now be discussed in the House before a final decision is made. The review process was undertaken to formalize the legal measures enacted during the interim government period.