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25th Knesset · outgoing

Administrative Violations Bill

Translated from Hebrew: הצעת חוק הפרות מינהליות

TL;DRA bill defining administrative violations and setting administrative enforcement measures (monetary charges, warnings, orders) as an alternative to criminal proceedings.

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What does the bill do?

The proposal defines an administrative violation as a violation of a statutory provision or an offense that is not a felony, and states that the Minister of Justice will set in regulations which violations will be classified as administrative violations. The proposal establishes an administrative enforcement framework under various powers (inspectors and commissioners), allowing the imposition of measures such as: monetary charges (up to NIS 25,000, or NIS 730 for a municipal bylaw), administrative warnings, and administrative orders. The proposal sets a procedure of notice and response for the violator, a right of appeal against decisions, and special provisions for repeat or continuing violations (double the fine). This law applies to offenses set in the original enactment before the law's effective date, and to violations set in regulations after its effective date.

Rejected at preliminary readingFirst plenum vote: July 19, 2023

The votes on this bill

Rejected45 for · 51 against · 1 abstained · 23 did not vote
Source: the Knesset's vote record ↗

Coalition 64 seats

LikudAgainst 26 · Absent 6
ShasAgainst 9 · Absent 2
United Torah JudaismAgainst 4 · Absent 3
Religious ZionismAgainst 6 · Absent 1
Otzma YehuditAgainst 5 · Absent 1
NoamAgainst 1

Opposition 56 seats

Yesh AtidFor 23 · Absent 1
Yisrael BeytenuFor 1 · Absent 5
Ra'amFor 4 · Absent 1
Hadash–Ta'alFor 2 · Abstained 1 · Absent 2
LaborFor 3 · Absent 1

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