Tunisian President Kais Saied has issued a verdict to continue extending the exceptional measures of suspending activities of Parliament and freezing the immunity of all its members, according to an official statement.  The president ordered to put an end to all the grants and privileges granted to Parliament Speaker and to all its members, according to the statement. The decree also demanded to continue to work with the country's constitution and all the constitutional provisions which do not contradict these exceptional measures.

On August 24, the Tunisian President had first decided to extend the exceptional measures, reports Xinhua news. The President will undertake the preparation of draft amendments related to political reforms with the assistance of a committee to be organised. On July 25, Saied announced that he had removed Hichem Mechichi from the post of Prime Minister and suspended all activities of the Assembly of People's Representatives, or Parliament.

So far, Saied has been heading the government until he appoints a new Prime Minister.

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