The President of the Supreme Court, Gloria Ana Chevesich, met this Wednesday with the Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Fernando Rabat; the Undersecretary of Justice, Josefina Soto; and the director of the Civil Registry and Identification Service, Omar Morales, to advance the inter-institutional work aimed at implementing Law 21.760 on adoptions. On October 28, Chevesich had met with the Minister of Social Development and Family, María Jesús Wulf, to begin the inter-institutional work aimed at planning and implementing the new regulations. The meeting this Wednesday, held at the Palace of Courts, was intended to establish the operational guidelines, protocols, and necessary adjustments for the correct application of the new legal framework in the management of the country's family courts. "A series of necessary interconnections must be adopted to make the work much smoother once the Adoption Law is fully in effect. A couple of weeks ago, I met with the Minister of Social Development and Family and also with the Undersecretary of Childhood with the same objective. We reached some very important agreements in the sense that it is necessary to form working groups, working instances, to address the correct implementation of the Adoption Law, so we are advancing inter-institutionally in a good way so far," the President of the Supreme Court highlighted. The new regulation fundamentally changes the adoption procedure, and the previous process of adoption suitability no longer exists. Minister Rabat emphasized that "an important legislative change that will be executed soon refers to the procedures." "And for this reason, the President has called us to the Ministry of Justice and the Civil Registry directorate with the aim of carrying out all necessary coordination so that, once the law comes into force, everything works perfectly. The idea is to have very limited times in which such a sensitive issue as adoption can be resolved," the head of Justice stated. Technical teams from both institutions also participated in the meeting. The new regulation on adoptions was promoted by the Gabriel Boric administration and approved in June 2025, after 12 years of debate. In October 2013, during President Sebastián's first term, the bill for the Comprehensive Reform of the Adoption System in Chile was submitted to Congress. The respective regulation was reviewed by the government of José Antonio Kast and resubmitted to the Comptroller's Office in April of this year.