Overview
- The State Structure Standing Committee, which met Tuesday, voted 66.7% in favor of debating President U. Khurelsukh’s bill that would allow recalling members of the State Great Khural for breaches such as breaking their oath, repeated ethics violations, or persistently low attendance.
- Debate was sharp, with MP L. Oyun-Erdene warning the measure could let the presidency sway parliament, while presidential and security officials said it would enforce the oath and give citizens a clear path to raise complaints through the Ethics Subcommittee.
- To protect spring planting, ruling party leaders announced a 10,000‑ton diesel reserve for farmers at no added cost as the agriculture ministry set a 2026 plan of 633,000 hectares and signed supply deals with 15 firms that have secured about 4,950 tons at 3,400 tögrög per liter.
- Fuel security remains tight as official stock data show about 27 days of diesel nationwide and global oil near $109 a barrel, which could strain field work that depends on diesel‑powered machinery.
- Urban food supply steps continue as Ulaanbaatar sells a 5,016‑ton meat reserve through 386 outlets, and emergency updates warn of late‑season hazards with 25 forest and steppe fires recorded since early April affecting roughly 59,319 hectares.