The bill was approved by 51 votes in favor and 29 against.

A total of 165 amendment proposals were presented by the various components of the House and 20 others by the government. These proposals mainly relate to the taxation aspect, the unified professional contribution and the solidarity contribution for companies and individuals.

The amendments accepted touched on the conditions for income tax exemption in the context of youth employment, by raising the working time from 24 to 36 months and the age condition from 30 to 35 years, the reduction of registration fees on capital increase operations (from 1% to 0.5%), in addition to tax exemption for interest paid to residents who are not subject to income tax under the actual or simplified net income system, on Treasury bills issued until 2021.

These amendments also touch on the reduction of the import duty on synthetic polystyrene fibers from 17.5% to 2.5% to support the textile sector.

The bill is based on three major orientations, namely the acceleration of the implementation of the recovery plan for the national economy, the launch of the first phase of generalization of social coverage and the strengthening of the bases of exemplary nature of the State and the optimization of its functioning.