The Senate's Constitution, Regulations, and Foreign Relations Committee has approved the inclusion of seven additional points to a previously approved proposal originating from the Chamber of Deputies. This decision brings the total number of items in the text to 27. The original proposal concerns the delegation of legislative powers to the Executive Branch. The committee’s action moves the request forward for consideration by the full Senate, scheduled for this Wednesday. The Senate will now debate and vote on whether to grant these expanded legislative powers to the Executive. This process follows a green light given earlier by the Chamber of Deputies. The move signifies a potential shift in the balance of power between the legislative and executive branches in the government of Chile.