News of the Committees

Deputies of the Committee on Legislation, Protection of Citizens' Rights and Freedoms heard reports on the work of the PMR Prosecutor's Office, the Supreme Court and the Arbitration Court over the past year.

The deputies of the Committee on Legislation supported the amendments initiated by the PMR Prosecutor, obliging the heads of public authorities and administration, local self-government to personally get acquainted with the appeals received from citizens.

The Committee on Legislation, Protection of Citizens' Rights and Freedoms held a meeting in the course of which a number of legislative initiatives were considered, prepared for consideration at the plenary session in the first and second readings.

Deputies of the Committee on Legislative supported the law-in-draft of the President to exempt the defenders of the republic from paying state duty for vehicle inspection.

A number of laws were amended in connection with the development of the "Electronic Payments" state information system. The deputies of the Committee on Legislation spoke for the adoption of the relevant legislations in two readings.

People will no longer need an extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities and Individual Entrepreneurs when submitting an application to the court. The judicial authorities will be able to independently obtain the necessary information. The relevant legislations were considered by the deputies of the Legislation Committee.

A group of deputies of the Legislation Committee initiated amendments to the Criminal Code concerning the establishment of responsibility for desecrating symbols of military glory, publicly insulting the memory of defenders of the Fatherland and humiliating the honor and dignity of World War II veterans.

The Committee on Legislation considered the legislations of the President and the deputies of the Supreme Council.

The Supreme Council deputies Galina Antyufeyeva, Oleg Petrik and Stepan Stepanov proposed to change the norms of the Administrative Code. The initiative was developed on the basis of citizens' appeals.

The Committee on Legislation submitted for the first reading the draft state program for regulating the number of stray animals for the deputies' consideration. It is calculated until 2024 and implies the capture, sterilization, vaccination and return of animals to their habitat.