Morocco’s Finance and Economic Development Committee reported a 20.76% absence rate during its meetings on the 2027 Finance Bill, with overall attendance reaching 70.24%. Only 9% of absences were excused.
The report noted that the Committee held 11 meetings over eight working days, spending a total of 55 hours and 25 minutes reviewing the bill.
As for amendments to the first part of Draft Finance Bill No. 60.26 for 2027, the government received 287 proposals, accepting only 59 and rejecting 116, while the sponsors withdrew another 112.
The majority groups, comprising PAM, Istiqlal, PPS, and USFP, had the most amendments accepted, with the government approving 33 of the 42 proposals they submitted.
The RNI submitted 23 amendments, of which two were accepted and seven rejected. The PJD submitted 82, the highest number of proposals among the groups, but only four were accepted, while 53 were rejected.
The Left Alliance submitted 67 amendments, but the government accepted only one and rejected 45.
The Popular Movement secured 11 accepted amendments out of 65 submitted, while nine were rejected.
In the final vote, the Finance and Economic Development Committee report revealed that 23 voted for the bill, 17 against it, and none abstained.
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