The Knesset's Committee for Public Projects on Wednesday approved the Malkieli reform bill for second and third (final) readings, moving it one step from law. The legislation would repeal the previous government's kashrut reform (the Kahana reform). The bill is expected to go to the plenum for a vote next week, according to Israeli media reports.
The Malkieli reform bill, which would cancel the previous government's kashrut reform (the Kahana reform), was approved by the Knesset's Committee for Public Projects for its final readings. The committee's approval moves the legislation one step from final passage, with a plenum vote expected next week. If passed, it would restore the previous kashrut oversight system, rolling back the liberalization introduced by the Kahana reform.
2 developments
- ConfirmedKnesset gives final approval to Shas bill canceling private kashrut certification reform
- DevelopingMK Ohad Tal presents bill to cancel kashrut reform, says it is 'a law of the people of Israel'
- StrongCommunications Committee approves media reform bill for final Knesset votes
- StrongKnesset committees to approve final bills ahead of election recess
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