The Senegalese Parliament has recently approved a significant legislative text, championed by the Pastef parliamentary majority. This groundbreaking law mandates a second declaration of assets for the nation’s highest authorities, to be submitted at the conclusion of their term, in addition to the existing requirement at the start of their tenure. This development immediately raises crucial questions: Will this new measure extend its reach to the three prominent figures currently holding office? It is noteworthy that this very provision was initially part of a broader constitutional reform initiative that ultimately faced rejection by the Constitutional Council. The nation now keenly awaits President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s decision on whether to officially promulgate this pivotal legislation.