In the past six months, significant progress has been made in drafting various laws and regulations. The Financial Services Code has been under development for the last six months, and six draft laws, two regulations, and four decrees have been drafted during this period. These include the Housing Rent Bill, the Religious Freedom Protection and Management Bill, the Reform Commission Establishment Regulation Amendment Bill, the Private Arbitration Center Establishment Bill, the Government Arbitration Center Establishment Bill, and the Government Protocol Bill.

In addition to these, support has been provided to other institutions in drafting their respective laws and regulations. For example, the civil service commission has received assistance in drafting the civil service administration draft decree and the civil servant’s discipline maintenance and complaint submission draft regulation. The Ministry of Women and Social Affairs has been supported in preparing a draft law on service provision standards for day care centers. The investment commission has also received support in developing the special economic zone bill.

Furthermore, legal examination and correction have been conducted on 84 draft laws, including decrees, regulations, guidelines, and policies, submitted by different institutions. The performance in this regard has been 100%.

The preparation of the transitional justice policy is underway, with a group of experts organizing and preparing a report based on inputs and information collected from national public and other relevant parties’ discussion forums. The policy formulation is currently in progress.

Legal research has also been conducted on various topics. Collaboration with other departments has led to research on the legal framework and practical situation of religion-government relations. Additionally, a team has been formed to conduct research on three specific topics: Civil Justice Policy Preparation Study, Criminal Punishment Consistency Study, and Organized Crime Fighting Roadmap Preparation Survey.

Lastly, a manual on crimes related to the provision of medical services has been developed based on input from stakeholders, and the work on this manual has been completed.