The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is rushing to draft an indictment to submit to the Supreme Court to prosecute 44 former Move Forward Party MPs before 9 March. The process must be thorough and careful, closely linked to the Constitutional Court's rulings, expanding the facts to present the clearest possible picture.
On 5 March 2026, reporters from the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) office reported that regarding the progress of the case in which the NACC found grounds to indict 44 former Move Forward Party MPs for serious ethical violations in relation to initiating amendments to Criminal Code Section 112, currently, the NACC's legal division is drafting the indictment, which must be completed within 30 days or by 9 March 2026, to file the petition with the Supreme Court for consideration.
At present, the NACC is carefully and thoroughly drafting the petition, closely linked to the Constitutional Court's rulings. This drafting process requires time because the case involves many facts. The legal facts must be clearly described and explained to connect that the 44 former MPs who signed to amend the Criminal Code fall within the scope of the Constitutional Court's prior rulings on the dissolution of the Move Forward Party. The indictment must expand the facts to provide a clearer overall picture. The NACC is trying to expedite completion of the indictment to file the petition with the Supreme Court by 9 March. However, if the deadline cannot be met, an extension for submission can be requested. .