Understanding the Role of Congress in Decree Law Validation

- SENT TO CONGRESS FOR APPROVAL: What can Congress do with the decree law?

• Validated for the vote, it was ratified in favor, and the decree law is validated.

The government has a parliamentary majority; the decree law dictates knowing it has support in Parliament and therefore enters into force and is validated. The decree law was provisional and, subject to 30 days, becomes a final rule without changing its nature; it becomes law and is part of finalizing the OJ.

• Congress does not agree to derogation; the rate is negative because the decree cannot remain in force. The interim rule loses its validity and is repealed. Repeal would entail extraordinary problems, as it would be in force from 1 to 30 days maximum, and then would have been rejected by Congress. We would have to consider what effects occurred and whether to stay or not.
• The silence is validated as an affirmative vote; the repeal or silence in any way is Congress's decision. Is it possible to remain silent? NO, it is sent automatically and enters the agenda, and whether liked or not, it must be voted on.

- VOTING: If the legislation is voted affirmatively in Congress, a simple majority is required for validation.

- VALIDATION: When validated, we have a decree law that is a final rule, not provisional, but without changing its nature.

- If the decree law were to become law with the same content, what use would that be? Support should be sought from Parliament. It is possible that most interests seek support from other groups who voted no to recognition but would be willing to change to support the law.

- PROCESSING: It is necessary to support certain groups (new variant), and the decree law that has been approved and validated is just being processed as a bill. What was born as a decree law passes through all the constitutional procedures and ends up becoming a bill before Congress that began as an extraordinary measure (Decree Law), is validated, and allows its passage through Parliament via normal ordinary art. 86.3 EC CONVERSION LAW DECREE LAW.

- IS IT NECESSARY THAT ALL DECREES BECOME LAW? NO.

- When the emergency ends, the decree law loses its purpose. To create a law regulating the matter as final under some temporary validity period, it should be tailored to time and have permanent durability.

- The relationship between the law and the decree law is complicated. The decree law has limits or subject matter it cannot influence, while the law does not limit the decree law. Once it becomes law, it loses any ties to material A and materials that have not been closed and can enter all fields. There are two possibilities: