Society
Reps withdraw own state police bill

The House of Representatives has withdrawn its proposed constitutional amendment seeking to establish state police and will instead consider a similar bill submitted by the Executive.
The decision was announced during Tuesday’s plenary after lawmakers gave the Executive-sponsored state police bill its first and second readings.
Following the readings, the bill was referred to the House Committee on Constitutional Review for further legislative consideration.
The move puts the House’s earlier state police proposal on hold as lawmakers focus on advancing the Executive-backed constitutional amendment.
The committee is expected to examine the provisions of the bill in detail before presenting it to the House for further legislative consideration.

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