Draft law
The Freedoms Committee of Egypt’s Journalists Syndicate has urged a thorough review of the articles concerning publishing and pretrial detention in the draft Criminal Procedures Code currently under discussion in Parliament.
The Egyptian Medical Liability bill is one of the important draft laws expected to be discussed and approved in the fourth session of the parliament, which is scheduled to be held on the first of next October, with the aim of regulating the relationship between the doctor and the patient, as well as the medical authority.
The draft law aims to protect national food security and agricultural land, preserve its fertility, as these violations have direct impact on the national economy, sustainable development and agricultural production.
The House of Representatives, headed by Counselor Hanafi Jabali, Speaker of Parliament, approved Wednesday a report submitted by the Defense and National Security Committee on amending some provisions of the General Intelligence Law.
The Prime Minister continued that the violators would be deprived of all forms of subsides on basic commodities, bread, fertilizers, and etc.
The committee approved amending the law no. 200/2020 to establish the fund during a meeting that included more than 60 MPs.
The Egyptian Parliament will on Tuesday will discuss a joint committee report on the draft law submitted by the government regarding measures to confront pandemics.
The amendments harshened the imprisonment term and the fine imposed on the offenders.
The establishment of these authorities aims at developing the health system and medical industries, providing medication on a regular basis.
The legislative department at the State Council received Monday a draft law on regulating the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) practices, which was approved by parliament.
The Ministry of Social Solidarity has reworded the draft law and sent it to the parliament last week.
The Energy and Environment Committee at the House of Representatives approved on Monday a draft law that sets a penalty ranging from LE50,000 to LE200,000.
The law is aimed at simplifying procedures, reducing the timetable for implementation and providing more flexible mechanisms for contracting to achieve sustainable development.
The draft law also calls for establishing a watchdog to spot rumors, and issue statements to respond to them once they emerge and spread.
The parliamentarian Mohamed Farag Amer submitted a draft law calling for establishing advertisers syndicate aims to regulate a huge advertisement without censorship.
Parliamentarian John Talat will submit a draft law to the Parliament calling for abolishing drug abuse punishment and referring patients to the hospital.
The law prohibits carrying out practices that violate the basic rights of consumers, including the right to get products that are not harmful for their health.
Inheritance equality between men and women, which Tunisia calls for, has stirred controversy in Egypt.
The Parliament is preparing to study a draft law that suggests involving debtors in community service as an alternative penalty to imprisonment.
The government-drafted law that amends some provisions of Law No. 117 of 1983, known as the Protection of Antiquities Law, will be approved next week.
