The Portuguese Parliament is currently engaged in a three-hour debate regarding a revision of lease regulations. The Socialist Party (PS) has announced its intention to vote against the proposed changes, while the Chega party is threatening to follow suit. Despite this opposition, Prime Minister Luís Montenegro maintains that the spirit of reform will continue. Separately, the Official Attorney (OA) will now automatically archive cases involving dilatory tactics, a move intended to expedite legal proceedings. This new procedure aims to discourage strategies used to unnecessarily prolong court cases. The debate highlights ongoing tensions within the Portuguese political landscape regarding housing and legal processes. The outcome of the parliamentary vote remains uncertain, but Montenegro’s commitment suggests a continued push for reform.