The ruling and opposition policy committees started consultations by pledging swift legislation while drawing up common pledges for people's livelihoods on the first day of the regular session. The Democratic Party proposed implementing common pledges from the presidential and local elections, while the People Power Party argued for legislating promises jointly made by both parties and prioritizing livelihood bills. In particular, they agreed to seek ways to prevent damage to the people through sufficient discussions and revisions on contentious bills such as the Yellow Envelope Act and the abolition of supplementary investigative powers. The ruling and opposition policy committees also plan to hold regular meetings every two weeks to coordinate and adjust livelihood-related bills.
