Information must be accessible and timely

Members of the Presidium of the Supreme Council agreed on the issues that will be submitted to the plenary session. Tomorrow agenda includes a report of the commission for conducting the deputy investigation into the causes of payment in the past year not fully pensions and salaries to state employees. They will announce results and conclusions. In addition, last week moved the bills, consideration of which had to be postponed due to lack of time.

The date of the subsequent plenary session was according to the presidium decision. It will be held on 15 June. By this time, the Supreme Council shall be submitted the written answers to the questions of parliamentarians addressed to the Government. They were sent in February. Totally more than eight dozen questions were formulated. They reflect the interests of all citizens of the republic - from social aspects to the investment climate, fiscal and budgetary policies.

The need for written responses related to the volume of the requested information, which is to hear in full within the framework of the plenary session will be problematic. In addition, the information that will be made public, need to be documented, and answers will be provided in advance. However, none of them received so far.

Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Council reminded that citizens of the republic have the opportunity to receive information about what is happening in the Plenary Hall in the public domain. Live broadcasts are organized on the Supreme Council of the website, YouTube channel and social networks.