New Delhi, November 30 (IANS). The winter session of Parliament begins from Monday, which includes the sixth session of the 18th Lok Sabha and the 269th session of the Rajya Sabha. This session will last until December 19, in which there will be a total of 15 meetings. The session will focus on legislative and financial work. The government will introduce 13 bills to promote reforms, including in areas such as nuclear energy, financial markets, education and tax reforms. At the beginning of the session, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Rajya Sabha Chairman CP Radhakrishnan will conduct the proceedings of the House. Floor leaders of the opposition ‘India’ bloc called a meeting at the office of Rajya Sabha opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge. The opposition in the House may demand a debate on the Special Intensive Review (SIR), which may lead to an uproar in the session. According to the bulletin of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, the legislative work includes 13 bills. 1. Public Trust (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2025: This bill will seek to decriminalize minor offenses and rationalize penalties in 17 central laws. There is a provision to issue a warning on first offence, which will affect 76 offenses in 10 ministries. This will increase the ease of doing business. 2. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, 2025: Amendments to make the insolvency process faster and transparent, which will facilitate corporate recovery. 3. Manipur Goods and Services Tax (Second Amendment) Bill, 2025: To strengthen the GST process at the state level, which will replace an Ordinance. 4. Repeal and Amendment Bill, 2025: General Bill to repeal and amend old laws. 5. National Highways (Amendment) Bill, 2025: To expedite land acquisition, which will lead to faster completion of highway projects. 6. Atomic Energy Bill, 2025: An important bill to open up the nuclear energy sector to private companies. It would update the Atomic Energy Act of 1962, with an emphasis on small modular reactors. PM Modi recently announced this, which will strengthen energy security. 7. Corporate Law (Amendment) Bill, 2025: Amendments to the Companies Act 2013 and LLP Act 2008, which will increase the ease of doing business. 8. Securities Markets Code Bill (SMC), 2025: Will integrate the SEBI Act 1992, Depositories Act 1996 and Securities Contracts Act 1956. This will reduce compliance costs and increase foreign investment. 9. Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2025: Amendments to strengthen the insurance sector. 10. Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2025: To speed up dispute resolution. 11. Higher Education Commission of India Bill, 2025: The bill to make universities autonomous and make the accreditation system transparent, which will replace the UGC. 12. Central Excise (Amendment) Bill, 2025: Reforms in excise procedure. 13. Health Security to National Security Bill, 2025: Provision to impose a new cess linking health security to national security. –IANS sch/vc