National Legislative Program

The National Legislative Program refers to the set of proposed laws and policies that a government aims to introduce and implement within a specific timeframe, typically during a legislative session. It outlines priorities for addressing issues such as health care, education, infrastructure, and the economy. This program is developed by lawmakers to guide legislative efforts, ensuring that important matters receive attention and resources. Additionally, it reflects the government's goals and intentions, helping citizens understand what changes or initiatives they can expect in the near future.