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The Legislative and Constitutional Committee of the House of Representatives held its regular meeting. The meeting took place at the House of Representatives headquarters in Benghazi. The committee discussed several referred draft laws. Members studied these drafts. They presented their vision and observations on them.
Discussions included a draft law to establish a National Authority for Science and Technology. The committee reviewed the project’s objectives. It also examined its operational mechanisms. The committee provided its legal and organizational vision. This vision aims to achieve the desired goals for its establishment.
The committee also discussed a draft law to increase salaries for armed forces personnel. This supports the military institution. It aims to improve the conditions of its members. The draft considers relevant legal and financial aspects.
Additionally, the committee discussed the draft law for women’s protection. This was based on the latest revised version from specialists and academics. Recent violations against women necessitated this discussion. Urgent legislative intervention is required. This intervention will provide necessary legal protection for women.
The committee clarified the study of the women’s protection draft law. It was conducted within legitimate and legal frameworks. It aligns with Islamic Sharia principles and general rules. Societal values and constitutional guarantees were also considered.
At the end of the meeting, the committee decided to refer these draft laws to the council. The council will take necessary action. This will follow the established legislative procedures.
