The text was approved by 30 advisors from the second house of Parliament, which met in plenary session, while 15 others opposed it.

A total of 202 proposed amendments were received from the various parliamentary groups in the House, but only 24 were kept.

These proposals focused on several aspects, in particular the revision of taxes, customs duties and the solidarity contribution for individuals.

The Finance, Planning and Economic Development Committee in the house of Advisors had adopted, by majority on Wednesday, the first part of the 2021 Appropriation Bill.

The second part of the said bill will be voted on by the house of advisors in accordance with article 53 of organic law 130.13 relating to the appropriation bill, then the same bill will be voted on as a whole.

The 2021 appropriation bill is based on three major guidelines, namely the acceleration of the implementation of the recovery plan for the national economy, the launch of the first phase of the generalization of social coverage and the strengthening of the bases of exemplary nature of the State and the optimization of its functioning.