Overview
- Key committees convene at 2 p.m. to sign a committee report that clears the bill for debate in the Chamber of Deputies.
- The measure already holds Senate approval, positioning it one step from becoming law if the lower house passes it.
- The proposal would let a single chamber’s rejection void a decree, impose a 90‑day ratification window, and bar reissuing on the same subject within the same parliamentary period.
- Opposition blocs are expediting the process as they expect a presidential veto and plan to seek an override before Congress changes composition on December 10.
- Government officials are reportedly uneasy because they frequently rely on emergency decrees to implement policy without first sending bills to Congress.