The golden rule - the property is indefeasible

The working week in parliament started with a meeting of the Committee on Legislation, Law Enforcement, Protection of the Rights and Freedoms of Citizens. The agenda includes the law-in-draft of deputies Galina Antyufeeva and Gregory Dyachenko on introducing amendments to the Code of Administrative Offences (CAO). The authors propose to introduce administrative responsibility for penetration against to land territory against the will of the owner. Guided by the norms of the Constitution of PMR, according to which everyone has the right to inviolability of the dwelling (except as provided by law), legislators consider it necessary to legislate the ability to protect both the home of an owner and the territory in which it is located.

Deputies supported the law-in-draft; they will recommend the deputies to adopt it in the first reading. Lawmakers plan to finalize the text of the law-in-draft for the second reading, taking into account the comments that were made during the meeting of the Committee.

The status of judges, the requirements for candidates for these positions, order of appointment, stay in them and termination of powers was also discussed in the course of the meeting of the Committee on Legislation, Law Enforcement, Protection of the Rights and Freedoms of Citizens. According to the Constitutional law of the PMR "On the Status of Judges in PMR" a person administering justice, have the same status and differ only in the powers and competence. Citizens of the Republic who have reached 25 years of age with higher legal education and work experience in the specialty profile of at least five years have the right to take the position of judge. Candidates for the post of judge of the Constitutional Court provides greater demands unlike the judges of the Supreme and Arbitration Courts, who shall take office from 30 years, they have had a seven-year length of service. Their age should be at least 40 years, it is obligatory to have higher legal education and work experience in the legal profession or activity in the sphere of law for at least 10 years. 58 years of age for appointment limit is set for the judges of the Constitutional Court. However, there is no such restriction for the courts and the Court of Arbitration the law provided limited age for tenure - 65 years. The reason for the development of a group of deputies of initiatives to keep the unity of the judiciary was the difference between requirements.

It should be noted that, according to Russian law, there is no requirements for the age limit for appointment of the Constitutional Court judges. The age limit of tenure is 70 years.

Legislations proposed to amend the Constitution of PMR, the Constitutional Law "On the judicial system in the PMR ", "On the Status of Judges in PMR", "On the Constitutional Court of PMR".

Profile Committee also considered vetoed by the President Law relating amendments and addendum to the Law "On local authorities, local government and public administration in Pridnestrovie". The author of adopted by the Supreme Council on 3 June this year the law was the Council of People's Deputies of the Grigoriopol district and the city of Grigoriopol. The document says that "local government of town, village, township are legal entities, have an official stamp and a corner stamp on the model approved by the Presidium of the Supreme Council of PMR". As the chairman of the Grigoriopol Council Alexander Torpan Grigoriopol said, this initiative was received in order to facilitate the resolution of questions of local significance. The deputies of the profile committee voted for overcoming the president's veto.