According to a statement by the bureau of this legislative institution, this expenditure rationalization plan will offer the possibility of saving about 10 million dirhams in the current fiscal year in terms of capital and management expenditures programmed in the House's budget.

This decision was announced during a videoconference held by the bureau and chaired by Hakim Benchamach, speaker of the House of Advisors to assess the experience of remote electronic voting during Tuesday's legislative session and to examine a range of issues related to the control of government action and the administrative and financial management of this institution.

The speaker of the upper house and the members of the bureau discussed the different aspects of the remote electronic voting process that was adopted for the first time on Tuesday, May 12, on the occasion of the study and vote on bill 23.20, approving decree-law 2.20.292 of March 23, 2020, enacting provisions relating to the state of health emergency and the measures of its declaration.