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“Legislative Representatives”: The constitutional integrity of the decree-law regarding the care, rehabilitation and employment of people with disabilities

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The Legislative and Legal Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives held its meeting on Monday morning, headed by Representative Mahmoud Mirza Fardun, Chairman of the Committee, and in the presence of Representatives members of the Committee.

During the meeting, the committee reviewed the 12 notifications received, and deemed them constitutionally sound by unanimous consent of those present, which are:

1- Decree Law No. (34) of 2025 amending some provisions of Law No. (74) of 2006 regarding the care, rehabilitation and employment of people with disabilities.

2- Decree Law No. (35) of 2025 approving the unified system (law) for international land transport between the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council.

3- Decree Law No. (36) of 2025 amending some provisions of Decree Law No. (4) of 2001 regarding prohibiting and combating money laundering and terrorist financing.

4- Decree Law No. (37) of 2025 amending Article (161) of the Central Bank of Bahrain and Financial Institutions Law promulgated by Law No. (64) of 2006.

5- Decree Law No. (38) of 2025 amending some provisions of the Commercial Companies Law issued by Decree Law No. (21) of 2001.

6- Decree Law No. (39) of 2025 amending some provisions of Decree Law No. (21) of 2013 regulating the collection of money for public purposes.

7- Decree Law No. (40) of 2025 amending some provisions of Law No. (8) of 2021 regarding sports professionalism.

8- A draft law promulgating the Private Educational Institutions Law, attached to Decree No. (60) of 2025.

9- Draft Law No. ( ) of the year approving the system (the law) amending some provisions of the unified system to extend insurance protection to citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries working outside their countries in any member state of the Council, attached to Decree No. (38) of 2025.

10- Draft Law No. ( ) for the year ratifying the agreement between the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Council of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic regarding air services attached to Decree No. (35) of 2025.

11- Draft Law No. ( ) for the year ratifying the framework agreement regarding the contribution to financing the Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Street development project (second phase) between the government of the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development, attached to Decree No. (30) of 2025.

12- Draft Law No. ( ) for the year ratifying the Host Country Agreement between the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Permanent Court of Arbitration, attached to Decree No. (39) of 2025.

After that, the committee discussed two draft laws:

1- Draft Law No. ( ) of the year issuing the Law on Legal Profession, attached to Decree No. (16) of 2025, postponing a decision on it for further discussion.

2- The decision of the Shura Council regarding what the House of Representatives concluded regarding a draft law amending Article Two of Law No. (60) of 2006 regarding the reorganization of the Legislation and Legal Opinion Authority (prepared in light of the proposed law submitted by the House of Representatives), and the committee voted to adhere to its previous opinion regarding it.

As for the proposals item, the committee discussed 6 proposals willingly, as follows:

1- The proposal, with the desire of the esteemed government to make the weekend vacation three days (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday), and the committee decided to postpone it for further study.

2- The proposal with a desire to expand the use of artificial intelligence in ministries and automate the services provided to improve and develop government work, and the committee decided to postpone it for further study.

3- Proposing a desire to adopt a contract annexed to the marriage contract that includes detailed conditions between the spouses, and the committee decided to postpone it for further study.

4- The proposal with a desire to cancel Paragraph (10) of Article (34) of the Executive Regulations of the Civil Service Law, and the Committee decided to postpone it for further study.

5- The proposal with a desire to establish a facility for artificial intelligence affairs, and the committee decided to postpone it for further study.

6- The proposal with a desire to expropriate the land allocated for a special project (private university) in the Hoora Aali region in order to preserve agricultural lands and food security. The committee indicated that it did not have jurisdiction over the matter and requested that it be referred to the competent committee, which is the Public Utilities and Environment Committee.

It is worth noting that the Legislative and Legal Affairs Committee includes representatives: Representative Mahmoud Mirza Fardun as Chairman, Representative Muhammad Salman Al-Ahmad as Vice-Chairman, Representative Abdul Hakim Muhammad Al-Shano, Representative Dr. Hisham Ahmed Al-Asheiri, Representative Jalal Kadhim Al-Mahfouz, Representative Mohsen Ali Al-Asboul, Representative Ali Saqr Al-Dosari, and Representative Dr. Ali Majid Al-Nuaimi.

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