The 18-day session saw the passage of 24 bills—17 Government Bills and 7 Private Members’ Bills. Members also introduced 16 bills, adopted three resolutions, and approved a motion to constitute a Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reforms.

Parliamentary oversight remained active, with 298 questions answered and 15 of the 17 Calling Attention Notices addressed by the Government in the House. Two notices were referred to the relevant Standing Committees.

These outcomes reflect the continued work of Parliament and the effective coordination that supports its legislative and oversight responsibilities.