The National Assembly has put an end to the work of the parliamentary commission of inquiry recently set up to investigate allegations of corruption against two judges of the Constitutional Council.

The Communications Office of the National Assembly reported in a statement that the parliamentary institution has taken the decision to suspend the work of the parliamentary commission of inquiry after the Keeper of the Seals, through the Minister in charge of Relations with Institutions, referred to his office. President of the opening of a judicial investigation. The press release states that, “following this referral and in application of the provisions of Article 48 of the Rules of Procedure, the work of the Parliamentary Inquiry Committee, created by Resolution No. 01/2024, is being brought to an end on Wednesday, January 31, 2024