Overview
- The Comisión de Constitución issued a 205‑page predictamen that proposes rejecting and archiving the Executive’s request for a 120‑day delegation to issue decretos legislativos.
- The Government had sought authority to legislate 66 measures across security, penal and police rules, El Niño preparedness, economic and regulatory reforms and administrative simplification.
- The committee will debate and substantiate the predictamen in two sessions scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, 29–30 September, where minority proposals that favor a narrowed delegation could also surface.
- Juntos por el Perú’s leadership backed archiving the broad request while signaling openness to a narrower package limited to security and El Niño; Fuerza Popular and Renovación Popular criticized the archive and urged the commission to trim rather than discard the petition.
- Juntos por el Perú lawmaker Ernesto Zunini sent a formal request asking the Chamber to ask the Senate to clarify the meaning and limits of “desnaturalizar,” a procedural gap that could shape whether the Upper Chamber may amend any draft that reaches it and whether urgent measures can be fast‑tracked.