Parliament Adjourns for Summer After Approving Justice Reforms
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In brief
- The Maltese Parliament has adjourned for its summer recess.
- Before adjourning, Members of Parliament approved significant justice reforms.
- These reforms include the government giving up its power to appoint members of specialised tribunals.
The Maltese Parliament has concluded its legislative session and adjourned for the summer holidays. Before breaking for the recess, Members of Parliament approved a series of justice reforms.
A key aspect of these reforms is the government's decision to relinquish its power to appoint members to specialised tribunals. This change aims to enhance the independence of these bodies.
The approval of these reforms marks a notable development in the country's justice system, coming just before the parliamentary break.
MaltaToday has confirmed that the Maltese Parliament has officially risen for its summer recess.
The reforms included the government giving up its power to appoint members of specialised tribunals.
The Spin Room
Low media divide. MaltaToday provided a factual confirmation that Parliament has adjourned for its summer recess, consistent with previous reports.