The most recent development in Pakistan's legislative activities is the deferral of the Electronic Transactions (Amendment) Bill, 2026 by the National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunication. According to TechJuice, the decision to defer the bill was made despite the government's push for digital reform, highlighting 'coalition friction' as a key factor in halting legislative progress. The session, chaired by Syed Amin ul-Haq, ended without any advancement on this crucial digital reform initiative, reflecting ongoing challenges within the coalition government. In contrast, the same committee approved the Pakistan Telecommunication (Re-organisation) (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which was reviewed clause by clause and unanimously recommended, as reported by TechJuice. This approval marks a significant step forward in facilitating the country's telecom sector, showcasing a mixed outcome in legislative efforts.