He expressed “immense delight” over Parliament’s approval of the Bill.
“This Bill enhances a trust-based system that empowers our citizens and puts an end to outdated rules and regulations,” the prime minister stated on X.
He highlighted that the Bill also facilitates quicker resolution of cases and alleviates the burden of litigation through decriminalisation.
“Furthermore, it’s important to note the collaborative approach used in drafting this Bill,” he remarked, acknowledging everyone who contributed their insights and supported it in the House.
On Thursday, Parliament approved the Bill, which amends 784 provisions across 79 central laws, with the aim of decriminalising and rationalising minor offences to improve the business landscape and reduce public harassment.
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