The autumn session of the State Great Khural closed on January 17, lasting for 75 working days.

The parliament passed 224 laws and 62 resolutions during the session. These include Laws on the Amendments to the Law on Child Protection, the State Austerity Law, the Law on Debt Management, and the Law on Amendments to the revised Law on Railway Transport. Additionally, the Laws on amendments to the Civil Aviation Law (revised), amendments to the Law on Criminal Procedure, amendments to the Law on Civil Procedure, and the Law on Organic Products, along with the accompanying laws, were approved.

In his remarks for the closing autumn session, Chairman of the State Great Khural Zandanshatar Gombojav stated: “The entire autumn session was a reform session. The State Great Khural has achieved its goals, ensuring the people's right to rule, strengthening representative democracy, and transforming into a “3D” parliament—a democratic, electronic institution that consults with the people. The parliament formed through the 8th elections of State Great Khural has prioritized political stability and directed its efforts toward creating favorable working conditions for the government. While there have been many positive results, some issues still need attention. Changing the way blame for mistakes in every issue is attributed to the State Great Khural, ranging from approving the national budget to the stalling of major projects, will align with the principles of justice and a balanced governance relationship.

The Speaker called on the MPs to meet the challenges of society and time and be a leader in every action and deed.