Although the legislators discussed and voted on the two minutes as a single package, only the General Law of Social Communication Law and the General Law of Administrative Responsibilities (LGRASP) were sent to the Executive for publication in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF). ).
The second section, referring to the General Law of Electoral Institutions and Procedures (Legipe), the General Law of Political Parties (LGPP), the Organic Law of the Judiciary of the Federation (LGPJF) and the new General Law of the Means of Challenge in Electoral matter was returned to the Senate.
The turn granted to this minute was “to authorize the Senate of the Republic to send to the Federal Executive what was approved by both Chambers.” This decision was supported in an economic vote by the plenary session of the deputies.
In other words, most of the changes have already been approved, but the senators must decide whether to send what has already been voted by both chambers to the Executive for its promulgation, or discuss, approve or reject, to incorporate it all together, what was modified this Thursday the deputies.
“It was paused regarding an opinion. There was no pause regarding a second opinion,” explained Santiago Creel, president of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Deputies.
“Everything that is approved by both Chambers has already passed to the Executive, but the Senate of the Republic has to resolve it,” he said, and for that it must meet, in an extraordinary period or until February 1, in an ordinary period, he indicated. .
Additionally, the Chamber of Deputies authorizes sending directly to the Executive ONLY THE APPROVED of the first opinion of the Electoral Reform.
The modification (that of the PVEM) returns to the Senate. pic.twitter.com/R6ivVbLDX4
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December 16, 2022