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The main issue of plenary session of Parliament on June 29 will be a report on the work of the supreme executive authority over the past year. This decision was made today by members of the Presidium of the Supreme Council, to define the agenda of tomorrow's and subsequent meeting of deputies. The next is scheduled for 6 July.

Last week, the legislature received multi-page document containing report of the activities of the government in 2015. Parliamentarians are already familiar with it. In addition, they will study and received yesterday afternoon the answers to over 80 questions to the government, formed by people's deputies in February.

Members of the Presidium also considered vetoed by the President a package of laws regulating this form of control as a deputy parliamentary inquiry. In addition, the president proposed to settle the disputed issues to create a conciliation commission. It was decided to submit documents for discussion of colleagues from the relevant Committee of the Supreme Council on Legislation. Within 10 days, they must make a decision and submit it to deputies.

The work of the parliamentary commission studying the crisis situation in the foreign exchange market was extended until July 20 by decision of the presidium of the parliament.