House of Reps Withdraws State Police Bill for Executive Proposal

The House of Representatives has officially withdrawn its proposed state police bill, which aimed to amend the constitution to establish state police. Instead, lawmakers will focus on a similar bill submitted by the executive branch.

This decision was announced during a plenary session on Tuesday, where the bill received its first and second readings. Following these readings, the bill was referred to the House Committee on Constitutional Review for further legislative consideration.

The move indicates a shift in focus towards advancing the executive-backed constitutional amendment, which is expected to be examined in detail by the committee before being presented for further legislative action in the House.