in the form of social courts, which will function at the level of the people's councils and will be elected by the people every three years in an open election. Their members will be social activists who have won the confidence of their fellow citizens. These courts will work closely with the social organizations and will make an important contribution to strengthening the unity of the people, by recourse to procedures for reconciling individuals who have lodged complaints about insults or physical attacks and those who have committed them, without handing down a sentence on conviction. It is planned that administrative offences shall be dealt with by special organs (the police, the body of inspectors, etc.). 38. The aforementioned amendments envisaged in the draft laws on the establishment of the Ministry of Justice, the bar association and the social courts make it necessary to amend and supplement, in due form, the codes of criminal and civil procedure, which are also subject to the approval of this assembly.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing institutional reforms and the establishment of new organs, such as social courts, to address conflicts and disputes within a society. The text does not mention specific economic or environmental issues, nor does it discuss industry, transport, or communication. The focus is on the establishment of new institutions and procedures to promote unity and reconciliation among citizens.

**Category**
Education, Humanitarian aid and relief