National Assembly says it has not received the 2026 supplementary finance bill

The National Assembly says the supplementary finance bill for 2026 was not transmitted to it in its entirety. According to the information reported, its departments received a letter from the General Secretariat of the Government, accompanied by a presidential decree ordering the bill’s presentation to Parliament, but without the bill in question.

A letter received without the announced bill

According to the National Assembly, the Directorate of the Legislative Assembly received the letter on 29 June 2026. The document submitted concerned the presentation of the supplementary finance bill, while the main document, namely the bill itself, was not included.

The parliamentary institution says its departments then asked the General Secretariat of the Government to send a file containing the full text. This transmission is described as a prerequisite for the bill to be entered and numbered on the National Assembly’s general register.

No response reported by the Assembly

As of the date mentioned in the information reported, the National Assembly says it had received no response from the General Secretariat of the Government to this request.

The available information does not make it possible to establish why the bill was absent from the initial letter, nor to determine whether a complete file was subsequently sent. It does indicate, however, that according to the National Assembly, the registration procedure could not move forward without receipt of the full text.