The general legislation committee began hearing the sponsors of bill 11/2025 on 26 February 2026. Article 37 would let prosecutors intercept communications for up to four months, renewable once; the bill also provides for software that captures speech, images and location. It would repeal the core offence articles and keep tougher penalties for trafficking.[1][2]
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References
- Business News — Écoutes, logiciels et captations secrètes : le tour de vis proposé contre les affaires de drogue (25 February 2026)Sections on article 37, article 39 and secret technical devices
- Webdo — Stupéfiants : Le Parlement relance la réforme controversée de la loi 52 (24 February 2026)Sections on the repealed articles and the new offences
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