The PMR Supreme Council adopted in the first reading the draft law "On responsible treatment of dogs in the PMR" and a number of related legislations that amend the current legislation. The deputy corps considered 3 alternative draft laws regulating the maintenance and regulation of dogs in Pridnestrovie, and through a rating vote took the initiative of the Bendery City Council as a basis.
The PMR Supreme Council adopted amendments to 4 laws that will jumpstart the development of renewable energy generation in Pridnestrovie in the final reading.
The Supreme Council adopted in the final reading the legislations of the PMR Prosecutor concerning the granting of additional powers to him. This concerns the right of the PMR Prosecutor to initiate and investigate cases only in relation to official crimes.
The PMR Parliament Speaker Alexander Korshunov turned 57.
The head of Kamenka district reported on the work of the state administration for 2024. The report was heard by the President, the heads of the Supreme Council and the Government. Revenues, sources of budget replenishment, successes and difficulties were discussed.
Memorial service was held on the memorable day of April 1 at the Borisovskoye Cemetery in Bendery for the residents of Bendery who died in 1992. Living people lay at the graves of the defenders.
The republic leaders honored the memory of the civilians killed on April 1, 1992, at the chapel of Echin Street in Bendery. Chairman of the Supreme Council Alexander Korshunov, deputy of Bendery constituency No. 6 Ruslan Gareev and the First President of the PMR Igor Smirnov laid flowers at the memorial plaque with the names of the dead.
On April 1, 1992, Moldovan special police squad shot militia officers and civilians in Bendery. The Supreme Council Chairman Alexander Korshunov addressed the Pridnestrovians on the occasion of this sad date.
The Supreme Council Chairman Alexander Korshunov congratulated employees of the banking sector on their professional holiday.
The PMR Supreme Council Chairman Alexander Korshunov and the PMR Supreme Council deputies for the Rybnitsa constituency Vadim Kravchuk, Andrei Safonov, Valentin Matveychuk, Yakov Galak heard the report of the head of state administration of the Rybnitsa district and the city of Rybnitsa on the results of activities in 2024.
Clarification of the Housing Code, the activities of local authorities, measures to combat malicious defaulters on utility bills – these and other issues were reflected in the laws recently adopted by the Supreme Council.
A number of relevant legislations that will be included in the agenda of the next plenary session were discussed by deputies in the course of the meeting of the Committee on Education, Public Associations and the Media.
The Committee on Economic Policy, Budget and Finance considered in the first reading the law-in-draft that gives the Pridnestrovian Republican Bank new levers to protect the population from financial pyramids.
The Committee on Social Policy and Healthcare prepared a draft state target program "Equal Opportunities" for consideration in the second reading, designed until 2027.
The profile committee prepared for adoption in the second reading the draft laws of the PMR Prosecutor concerning the empowerment of investigators of the Prosecutor's Office to conduct preliminary investigations.
The report of the PMR Prosecutor Anatoly Guretsky on the state of law and order in the republic and the work done to strengthen them over the past year was included in the agenda of the meeting of the Committee on Legislation, Protection of Citizens' Rights and Freedoms.
The law-in-draft concerning the readjournment of serving a sentence was considered at a meeting of the Committee on Legislation, Protection of Rights and Freedoms of Citizens.
A number of legislative initiatives prepared for the second reading were considered by the deputies in the course of the meeting of the Committee on Economic Policy, Budget and Finance.
The Committee on Regional Policy, Housing and Public Utilities has prepared for consideration and submitted to the Committee meeting 3 alternative legislations that are designed to regulate the long-standing problem of stray dogs.
We are aware that the coming year will be difficult and there are slight concerns about a decrease in tax revenues. It is necessary in this regard to make certain management decisions to ensure that all social obligations of the state are fulfilled on time and in full in 2025. I am confident that the deputy corps will receive “excellent” for this work rating and we will adopt a balanced budget for the next year together with the PMR President and the Government.