Algiers – The People’s National Assembly’s Committee on Legal Affairs, Administrative Affairs, and Freedoms continued its examination of the draft organic law concerning the fundamental law of the judiciary on Sunday.
The committee dedicated the session to hearing presentations from representatives of both the Supreme Court and the Council of State, according to a statement released by the Assembly. The discussions focused on key aspects of the proposed law and its potential impact on the judicial system.
The draft law aims to modernize and strengthen the legal framework governing the judiciary, ensuring its independence, efficiency, and impartiality. It addresses various aspects of judicial organization, including the appointment, promotion, and disciplinary procedures for judges. The proposed legislation also seeks to enhance the role of the judiciary in upholding the rule of law and protecting citizens’ rights.
During the hearing, representatives from the Supreme Court and the Council of State provided valuable insights and perspectives on the draft law. They highlighted potential challenges and opportunities associated with its implementation, and offered recommendations for further refinement. The committee members engaged in a constructive dialogue with the representatives, seeking clarification on specific provisions and exploring alternative approaches.
The Committee on Legal Affairs, Administrative Affairs, and Freedoms is committed to conducting a thorough and comprehensive review of the draft law to ensure that it meets the highest standards of legal excellence and serves the best interests of the nation. Further sessions are planned to gather input from other stakeholders and experts in the field. The committee aims to present a final version of the draft law to the People’s National Assembly for debate and approval in the coming weeks. This process reflects the government’s commitment to strengthening the judiciary and promoting a fair and just legal system for all citizens.
