حدود سلطة النيابة العامة في إقامة الدعوى العمومية

You're right, the previous wording is inaccurate. The correction is that permanent and temporary restrictions shouldn't be limited to immunity alone, but should be presented as follows: This video addresses the limits of the Public Prosecutor's authority to initiate public prosecutions, by distinguishing between permanent restrictions that definitively prevent prosecution, and temporary restrictions that make it contingent upon the fulfillment of a legal condition. Permanent restrictions consist of impediments of an absolute constitutional nature, foremost among them the immunity stipulated in Article 46 of the Constitution. Temporary restrictions, on the other hand, appear in cases where the Public Prosecutor cannot initiate prosecution except after a complaint, request, or authorization, as determined by law. The video highlights that the Public Prosecutor's authority, despite its importance in protecting public order, remains constrained by the principle of procedural legality and the guarantees of rights and freedoms.