Political crises often spur reforms as they reveal inadequacies in existing systems and highlight the need for change. Crises can catalyze public demand for accountability, transparency, and improved governance. When an event, such as a scandal or economic downturn, shocks the political landscape, leaders may be motivated to enact reforms to restore public trust and stability. These changes can lead to significant alterations in policy, administrative processes, and even constitutional structures, representing an opportunity for positive transformation emerging from a challenging situation.