The norms of the Criminal Procedure Code are being improved. Deputies of the Committee on Legislation discussed the possibility of considering criminal cases remotely, in the format of a video conference.

The Committee on Legislation considered legislations that amended the norms of the Criminal Code, the Code of Administrative Offenses and the Law on Notaries.

Law-in-draft defining the procedure for enforcement of administrative punishment decisions by bailiffs was considered by Deputies in the course of the meeting of the Committee on Legislation.

During the online meeting of the Legislation Committee of the Supreme Council, a number of legislations were considered that will be included in the agenda of the next plenary sessions.

Deputies in the course of the meeting of the Committee on Legislation considered legislative initiative of the PMR President to extend the period of validity of the norms of a number of laws aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus infection in the republic.

Deputies at the meeting of the Committee on Legislation prepared for consideration in the second reading a law-in-draft on introduction of administrative responsibility for the use of telephones while driving.

Deputies of the Committee on Legislation considered law-in-draft relating to the remote holding of criminal proceedings. Parliamentarians were provided with information on the work of the Human Rights Ombudsman in the PMR and the PMR Prosecutor's Office for 2019.

One working day will be counted as three days in the working experience for employees of medical institutions, employees of power ministries, volunteers struggling with COVID-19. The PMR President's law-in-draft was supported by the Legislation Committee.

The internal affairs bodies and the PMR State Security Service will be able to draw up reports on administrative offenses against those who do not comply with sanitary and epidemiological standards during the quarantine period. Amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses were considered by the relevant committee today.