News of the Committees

The initiative of Deputy Oleg Petrik, aimed at regulating the activities of peasant (farming) households in populated areas, became one of the issues considered in the course of the meeting of the committee on agro-industrial complex, industry, transport, construction and natural resources of the PMR Supreme Council, which was held on September 20.

Deputies discussed law-in-draft that will provide an opportunity to continue receiving pensions with home delivery to pensioners whose health condition limits their ability to move, regardless of their age or disability.

Deputies considered legislations prohibiting minibuses and taxis from stopping in the area of ​​the "No Stopping" sign during the Legislation Committee meeting.

Representatives of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Healthcare answered questions from parliamentarians.

The legislations developed by parliamentarians and the PMR Government will be included in the agenda of the next plenary session.

Deputies of the relevant parliamentary Committee Sergey Cheban, Valentin Matveychuk, Vasily Kunitsky, Yakov Galak and Vladimir Pelin are the authors of the draft of the new law.

Meeting of the Committee on Economic Policy, Budget and Finance was held. The deputies together with those invited considered a number of legislations that will be submitted to the next plenary sessions.

Deputies of the Parliamentary Commission on Foreign Policy and International Relations discussed the resolution of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly. The PMR Foreign Minister Vitaly Ignatiev, took part in the discussion.

The Committee on Agro-Industrial Complex and Transport held a meeting online today. Committee deputies considered and discussed several packages of draft laws that amend legislation in the field of agriculture and transport.

Deputies of the Parliamentary Committee on Education, Public Associations and the Media considered the “Development of the State Educational Institution “Pridnestrovian State University named after Taras Shevchenko” for 2025-2029” state target program.