A reform group asked the Central Administrative Court to revoke the postponement of the Social Security Board election, now set for Sept 27 (2026) if it proceeds. Voter registration closed July 15, and the court had earlier suspended the requirement that employers and insured workers register with the SSO before voting. The board's first term has lapsed for about five months, so SSO contribution and benefit rules are being run without a fully mandated board. For a business owner, the practical step is to check your SSO employer registration and contribution records are up to date, and watch for any new election dates or registration deadlines.