Last-minute lawmaking
The term “bad lawmaking” – describing the practice of introducing amendments at the last minute, without following the procedures prescribed by the Constitution and the rules of Parliament – is lenient.
This is not just sloppy work, but malicious lawmaking – a remnant of the era that followed the end of the dictatorship which, 50 years later, has not been cured.
Abandoning this outdated practice would indeed be a reform which would not have a political cost.
