adoption du projet de loi relatif aux compétences du tribunal des conflits
Adoption of the New Organic Law to Enhance the Functioning of the Conflict Court in Algeria
On Monday, the members of the People’s National Assembly (APN) unanimously approved an organic law aimed at modifying and supplementing the existing legislation concerning the competencies, organization, and operation of the Conflict Court in Algeria. The vote took place during a plenary session led by Mr. Brahim Boughali, the president of the APN, and attended by important figures including Justice Minister Lotfi Boudjemaa and Minister for Relations with Parliament Kaouter Krikou.
In his address following the vote, Mr. Boudjemaa emphasized that this new law corresponds to citizens’ aspirations for a robust legal system capable of safeguarding their rights and freedoms. He remarked that the law not only aims to enhance judicial efficiency but also contributes to an evolving legal framework that has been bolstered with several recent legislative measures designed to improve judicial performance.
Objectives of the New Law
The primary goals of the newly adopted law are to enhance the performance of the Conflict Court and simplify legal procedures for citizens. The legislation introduces new provisions that align with the broader initiative to modernize the judicial system by incorporating electronic means to facilitate legal actions. This modernization effort is part of the government’s commitment to increase accessibility to digital services across various sectors, as endorsed by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
The Conflict Court serves as a supreme body responsible for ruling on jurisdictional conflicts between the regular judiciary and the administrative judiciary. The new law provides the Conflict Court with additional mechanisms to strengthen its role in defining jurisdictional competencies between these two judicial orders. This development is expected to have a positive impact on individuals seeking justice, allowing quicker resolutions to disputes regarding court jurisdiction.
A Step Toward Modernization
Minister Boudjemaa highlighted that the reforms introduced by this new legislation mark a significant step toward modernizing judicial operations. By leveraging digital technology, the judiciary aims to streamline procedures and enhance the accessibility of legal services for citizens. The adoption of such measures is expected to lead to more efficient case management and quicker adjudication processes.
The coordination between various government branches in implementing this law illustrates a larger strategy focused on improving the overall quality of justice in Algeria. As the justice system continually evolves, the government intends to foster a legal environment that not only meets the present demands of the populace but also anticipates future needs.
Conclusion
The unanimous adoption of the organic law modifying the operations of the Conflict Court reflects a strong political will to advance judicial reform in Algeria. This legislative measure is framed as a national response to citizen demands for a fairer and more efficient justice system. As the country moves towards digitalization, this law will play a crucial role in defining the future of judicial proceedings, ensuring that they become more transparent, accessible, and responsive to the needs of the public. Overall, the legislative changes are a testament to the commitment of Algerian authorities to enhance the rule of law and protect citizens’ rights effectively.
