The Deputy Minister and the State Reform today called on Members to quickly approve the pending diplomas on interoperability and administrative justice to put them into effect and “to make the country grow”.
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30/10/2026
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O deputy Minister and State Reform today called on Members to quickly approve the pending diplomas on interoperability and administrative justice to bring them into force and “to make the country grow”.
Gonçalo Matias spoke in the Committee on Budget, Finance and Public Administration with that of the State Reform and Local Government, in the context of the assessment, in the specialty of the proposal of the State Budget for 2027 (OE2027), in parliament.
“ I call for us to adopt the laws that are pending here in parliament,” the minister challenged at the end of the third round of the hearing on the OE2027.
“We have already approved several,” he said, expressing optimism.
Now, “we have here the law of interoperability and administrative justice, which allows thousands and thousands of cases to be filed in administrative courts,” Minister Adjutno and State Reform continued.
These are “two laws that are here and that I today, in this discussion that we have had here, did not really feel resistance from anyone, on the contrary, I felt urgent, I felt like it”, he stressed.
“ So, ladies and gentlemen, let us quickly pass these laws, put them into effect and make the country grow,” the ruler urged.