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Knesset Legal Advisor Warns of Procedural Flaws as Communication Law Vote Begins
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First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Knesset's legal advisor warned of procedural flaws in the Communication Law's legislative process due to lack of committee discussion on amendments, as the vote begins. A split of the bill was approved to meet session deadlines, with calls to expedite key legislation.
- 01Knesset legal advisor warns of procedural flaws in Communication Law voting process.
- 02Committee failed to discuss submitted amendments as required by legal advice.
- 03Rejecting amendments in committee without discussion could invalidate the process.
- 04A split of the Communication Law bill was approved to meet session deadlines.
- 05Shas leader urges passage of important laws to authorities during current session.
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