Police union disputes removal of labor issues from parliamentary agenda

The Isotita police union has expressed strong dissatisfaction after labor-related issues concerning police officers were abruptly removed from the agenda of the Parliamentary Legal Committee on November 12, 2026. The committee session had been scheduled for November 18, 2026, and was intended to serve as a platform to address pressing workplace concerns, particularly the issue of daily wages.

According to reports, the labor issues were officially announced on the agenda at 10:00 a.m. but were removed just three hours later, at 1:00 p.m., without any formal explanation provided by the committee. The sudden substitution of these topics with other matters has raised concerns among union representatives, who are now formally demanding transparency and a clear justification for this administrative decision. The union emphasizes that police officers have a right to understand why their grievances, which have significant implications for their working conditions, were excluded from the legislative discussion.

At present, the situation remains unresolved as the union seeks answers from the parliamentary body regarding the abrupt changes. No further dates for the discussion of these specific labor issues have been provided by the committee following the exclusion.