Tanzania’s National Assembly has mandated a comprehensive review of existing subsidiary legislation. This directive stems from a report presented by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Subsidiary Legislation, highlighting legal, drafting, and implementation deficiencies in current by-laws. Lawmakers are demanding amendments to ensure these local laws are legally sound, clearly written, and practically applicable for citizens. The committee, chaired by Cecilia Paresso, found shortcomings requiring immediate attention. Authorities are now responsible for rectifying these issues and presenting improved legislation. The goal is to create a more just and accessible legal framework at the local level, benefiting all Tanzanians. This action underscores Parliament’s commitment to good governance and the rule of law.