TBMM budget agenda keeps separate fund-cleanup bill in play after commission approval
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What happened
The TBMM Plan and Budget Commission approved a bill containing fund regulations, and parliamentary attention has continued this week as budget hearings proceed. The package is part of the government's response architecture for losses linked to the capital-markets scandal and sets a mechanism for liquidation, recovery, and redistribution.
Why it matters
The bill moves a restitution mechanism from proposal stage toward possible floor action, giving prosecutors, regulators, and public institutions a clearer route for handling losses from the scandal. It also frames whether investor losses are absorbed mainly through asset recovery, sectoral mechanisms, or institutions with public balance-sheet links.
A bill setting rules for fund-related cleanup and restitution remains on the TBMM agenda this week after passing the Plan and Budget Commission, with debate continuing alongside 2027 budget hearings. The measure sits within the state's response to the capital-markets scandal and is designed to formalize how losses tied to funds placed into liquidation can be recovered and redistributed. That creates a live link between criminal files, investor compensation, and any fiscal exposure for public bodies.
Watch for
TBMM General Assembly agenda for 2026-11-11 or 2026-11-12 listing the fund-cleanup bill for floor debate TBMM Plan and Budget Commission minutes or release on 2026-11-10 or 2026-11-11 detailing any revised articles on liquidation and restitution Treasury and Finance Ministry statement by 2026-11-12 on fiscal treatment of compensation, guarantees, or public-institution exposure tied to the bill No TBMM floor scheduling by 2026-11-12 despite commission passage and ongoing budget sessions
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