Overview

• The Convención Reformadora passed 12 articles on the Legislative branch by a 52–15 vote, with 67 delegates present and two absences (Beatriz Brouwer and Emiliano Peralta).
• The Legislature remains bicameral with 50 deputies and 19 senators under gender parity provisions that are now enshrined in the provincial Constitution.
• The text enumerates broad legislative powers, including creating taxes, approving the budget, managing debt authorizations, validating intergovernmental accords and organizing the public administration.
• Process immunity for lawmakers is eliminated to allow judicial investigations, while opinion immunity remains and arrests require chamber authorization except upon final conviction or in flagrante delicto.
• Rules change to allow one consecutive re‑election with a one‑year cooling‑off after two consecutive terms, current incumbents are exempted as a first term under transitory clauses, ordinary sessions run Feb. 15–Nov. 30 and certain absolute majorities give way to proportional voting.