In June 2013, following the attempt carried out by the Parliamentary Commission to amend the new Constitution to make legal marriage just "between a man and a woman" (changing the current form: "between spouses"), basically prohibiting same-sex marriages, failed, The Commission also resumed the vote on the proposed day-earlier amendment providing for protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation, which was rejected.
In June 2013, the Parliamentary Commission's proposal to legalize marriage as "between a man and a woman" (replacing "spouses") faced failure. Additionally, there was a reconsideration of an earlier amendment for protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation, which was rejected.