President of the National Assembly, Niels Olsen, highlighted that the censure and subsequent removal of Mario Godoy from his position as the head of the Council of the Judiciary is a clear indication of the Assembly's commitment to democratic processes. During session 071, where Godoy faced political judgment, Olsen stated that this action reflects a maturity within the assembly and a respect for established democratic protocols. He emphasized that this censure does not favor any single political force but rather reaffirms the importance of adhering to the laws and democratic procedures in Ecuador.

Olsen remarked that the Assembly's actions reinforce the idea that it is indeed possible to operate with responsibility and transparency, implying a positive shift from previous government practices. The outcome of Godoy's censure, achieved with 148 votes in favor, was termed as a victory for upholding the integrity of democratic institutions. This type of accountability is critical for the nation's governance, representing a pivotal moment in Ecuador’s political landscape, especially considering the past controversies that have plagued the judiciary.

The removal of Godoy, described as ineffective in fulfilling his responsibilities, reflects a broader initiative to ensure that public officials are held accountable to the citizenry. As Ecuador navigates its politically charged environment, the assembly's actions could serve to reinforce public trust in democratic processes and potentially deter future malfeasances by public officials, aligning with the mission to learn from historical errors and create a more transparent government moving forward.