Five committees of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies hashed out details of modifications to the Law of Supply and the establishment of the Consumer Protection Court and the Price Observatory monitoring agency. The reforms to the Law of Supply involve a regulatory framework for production, construction, trade, and consumption to prevent abuses and the unlawful appropiation of surplus products by the chain of value. The expectation is that these consumer protection bills, after being discussed by the Chamber of Deputies, will become laws in the next few hours. teleSUR