As a consequence of the dissolution of the Cortes Generales, 104 parliamentary initiatives and regulatory procedures that had been initiated in Parliament have expired.

This expiration also affects bills coming from Royal Decree-Laws that came into force upon being approved by the Government, which will not see their parliamentary processing reactivated with the opening of the amendment phase of these legislative initiatives, without prejudice to the fact that the provisions of the corresponding Royal Decree-Laws for each of them are in force.

Specifically, the regulatory projects that have already come into force that affect Social Security matters are:

• Bill that adopts measures to reduce the gender gap and other matters in the areas of Social Security and economics. (RDL 3/2021, of February 2).
• Bill establishing a new contribution system for self-employed workers and improving protection for cessation of activity. (RDL13/2022, of July 26).
• Bill to improve the working conditions and Social Security of domestic workers. (RDL 16/2022, of September 6).
• Bill for measures to respond to the economic and social consequences of the War in Ukraine and to support the reconstruction of the Island of La Palma and other situations of vulnerability. (RDL 20/2022, of December 27).
• Proposal of law to modify article 42.1.c. of Royal Legislative Decree 8/2015, of October 30, which approves the consolidated text of the General Law of Social Security.