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On July 6, 2026, the Government of Slovenia published the agenda for its seventh written session, which included consideration of a proposal to amend the Law on Prevention of Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism (AML/CTF Law). The Minister for Finance submitted the proposal for consideration under an abbreviated procedure. The amendment proposal forms part of a broader legislative agenda that encompasses six additional bills scheduled for the session. These include amendments to the Law on Commercial Companies, the Law on Mass Real Estate Valuation, the Law on Solvency Supervision of Investment Firms, the Criminal Code, and the Law on Public Servants. The government also addressed a response to conclusions from the Commission for Supervision of Public Finances regarding budget allocation matters. The abbreviated procedure applied to the AML/CTF Law amendment indicates expedited legislative processing. The specific content of the proposed amendments was not detailed in the agenda publication, though such amendments typically address compliance requirements, supervisory frameworks, or implementation of international standards. The proposal's inclusion on the government agenda suggests it progresses toward parliamentary consideration. Further details regarding the substantive changes, effective dates, and implementation timeline would be available through the legislative materials accompanying the proposal or subsequent parliamentary proceedings. The government's concurrent consideration of financial sector amendments, including those affecting investment firm supervision, indicates a coordinated approach to regulatory updates affecting financial institutions and compliance obligations.