After four days of discussion and review at the Assembly, many security-focused elements of a cross-party proposal have been approved. The proposal covers several areas, including specialized justice mechanisms, a basic set of rules for investigative actions, and the introduction of new factors that could increase the severity of legal penalties. Specialized justice refers to legal procedures designed for specific types of cases, often involving more stringent measures or different handling processes. These provisions aim to ensure that certain legal matters are addressed with the appropriate level of attention and resources. The minimum framework of investigative acts outlines the basic procedures and powers that law enforcement or other investigative bodies can use when conducting their work. This framework is intended to provide clarity and consistency while ensuring that investigative actions remain within legal boundaries. New aggravating circumstances are conditions that, if present, can lead to harsher legal consequences for individuals found guilty of certain offenses. These might include factors such as the scale of the crime, the vulnerability of the victim, or the presence of organized activity. The inclusion of these circumstances aims to reflect the seriousness of particular offenses and to deter potential wrongdoing.