The members of the Transitional Presidential Council will have to wait again before their appointment. The Council of Ministers, which is responsible for deciding on their appointment, reported that it is facing "clear constitutional and legal questions." The Council of Ministers, aiming to have the agreement signed by the stakeholders, announces that it will submit the draft decree establishing the Presidential Council to legal experts to ensure its compliance with the Constitution. Meanwhile, the members of the Presidential Council are working tirelessly to finalize the political agreement...

While stakeholders involved in the establishment of the Transitional Presidential Council publicly expressed their impatience and criticized the Council of Ministers for the delay in appointing presidential advisors, the Council of Ministers asserted that it wants to proceed as quickly as possible. However, "the Council of Ministers has encountered clear constitutional and legal questions. Nowhere in the Haitian Constitution or laws is this institution provided for, whose creation must necessarily precede the appointment of its members," explained the outgoing government in a statement released on April 1, 2024.