The House of Peoples' Representatives has discussed and approved an amendment law designed to regulate the system by which the federal government intervenes in regional states.
The House of Peoples' Representatives held its 22nd regular session today.
During this regular session, the House deliberated on the amendment law aimed at establishing a framework for federal government intervention in regional states.
It was stated that the amendment law seeks to address challenges encountered during the implementation of the previous law.
According to ENA, following the discussion in the House, the law was approved by a majority vote with two abstentions.