Challenges and potential outcomes of legislative approval for economic deregulation

President Malay's party holds a minority in both the Senate and the lower house of Congress, raising questions about whether the larger coalition he belongs to can secure the necessary approvals. The legislative process includes a debate and vote on the Amoebas law, allowing for potential piecemeal approval of economic components. The privatization of state-owned companies is also part of the agenda. If approved, these deregulatory measures could result in a significant reduction of state participation in the economy and have positive effects. However, concerns remain that future governments may attempt to reverse these measures through presidential decrees, highlighting the importance of the long-term stability and direction of the country's economic policies.