The National Assembly is poised to reconvene for a pivotal legislative session next week. Following a Bureau meeting, members will gather on Monday at 10 a.m. to launch the 2026-2027 extraordinary legislative year. This session promises to be particularly significant, featuring eleven key agenda items—including sweeping reforms and multiple parliamentary inquiry commission requests.

The Bureau has finalized the session’s priorities, which include two draft bills, three proposed bills, and six requests to establish parliamentary inquiry commissions. Among the most anticipated items is the proposed constitutional amendment to Article 37, which would toughen presidential asset declaration requirements. Another critical focus is a bill aimed at regulating special credits and secret funds, a recurring topic in debates about fiscal transparency and public spending accountability.

These legislative proposals are not new. The Bureau had already reviewed and deemed them admissible in July, setting the stage for their consideration in this upcoming session. With such a packed agenda, this extraordinary legislative gathering is expected to reignite discussions on governance, public oversight, and institutional transparency.