The House of Representatives will hold plenary sessions on Friday, November 13 and Saturday, November 14, to examine and vote on Finance Bill No. 60.26 for the 2027 budget year.
Proceedings will begin on Friday at 09:30 with the presentation of the report by the Finance and Economic Development Committee, followed by statements from parliamentary groups, the parliamentary grouping and unaffiliated lawmakers as part of the general debate on the first part of the bill. The discussion will continue during a second plenary session starting at 14:00, according to a statement from the House of Representatives.
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Under the announced schedule, plenary sessions will resume on Saturday at 09:00 with the government’s response to contributions from parliamentary groups, the parliamentary grouping and unaffiliated lawmakers, followed by a vote on the first part of the Finance Bill.
The permanent committees will then vote on the sectoral budgets falling within their respective areas of responsibility, before plenary sessions resume to discuss the Finance Bill.
These sessions will focus on a general debate on the second part of the bill, beginning with the presentation of reports by the permanent committees on their examination of the sectoral budgets, followed by statements from parliamentary groups, the parliamentary grouping and unaffiliated lawmakers. Lawmakers will then vote on the second part before proceeding to a vote on the 2027 Finance Bill as a whole.
