The Secretary of State officially signed a decision extending the transitional provision that was previously established under the so-called Legacy Act. This provision is temporary and transitional in nature, regulating certain legal or administrative aspects related to the act. The extension of transitional measures is typically applied to allow additional time for adaptation to new rules by the parties affected by the legislation, whether state bodies, organizations, or citizens. The official statement does not contain details about which specific provisions are being extended, for what period, or what reasons prompted this decision. Such transitional provisions are often used in legislative practice to smooth the transition from old legal norms to new ones, preventing abrupt changes that could create difficulties for law enforcement. Further clarifications regarding the scope of the extension and its practical consequences are expected from the relevant agency.