Completing the Spring Session

There are two plenary meetings till the end of the spring session of the Supreme Council - 1 and 8 July. The agenda approved in the course of the meeting of the Presidium of the Parliament.

Deputies of the parliamentary Committee on Agriculture, Transport, Construction, Natural Resources and the Environment will recommend to colleagues on the legislature to overcome the presidential veto, imposed on previously adopted by parliamentarians the law introducing changes and amendments to the Land Code. They suppose that the termination of the right to use land (land plot) must be carried out solely on the basis of law and not a government decision. These rules were enshrined by parliamentarians in the Land, and the Civil Code.

The subject of discussion by legislators will be the law-in-draft "On compulsory insurance of civil liability of owners of vehicles" new legal framework for the Republic, which the people often referred to as "the law on insurance". With purpose of comprehensive study of the provisions of the law-in-draft scheduled for July 9 parliamentary hearings on this important topic concerning many citizens of the republic.

 Parliamentarians do not stop the process of improving the legal framework regulating matters of state guarantees to citizens with the right to land (share), as well as employees of state farms. A group of Deputies Efimy Koval, Oleg Bayev, Oleg Khorzjan, Yuri Khorin, Vasily Moraru, Nikolai Namahsco, Claudia Treskova, Oleg Vasilaty, Victor Guzun, Oleg Leontiev Valery Babchinetsky, Igor Yarych and Sergey Pisarenko developed a legislative initiative designed to eliminate social injustice with respect to persons who have lost the right to a share in the land share process. The authors of the document consider it necessary to provide state guarantees for men, seniority of which in land share farms is not less than 25 years, and women who have worked in collective farms for 20 years. This applies to those who have worked in collective farms for many years, but in reforming agricultural organizations was not listed in their state.

The state program "Construction, repair and reconstruction of water supply systems of villages and towns PMR for 2011-2015" completes its action this year. Relevant ministry of regional development, transport and communication initiated entering amendments into this document that will be considered by deputies before the parliamentary recess. At the same time it must be said that in view of the fact that some items of the program due to the lack of funding has not been implemented, it was decided to prolong its action for another four years.

It was planned to place for consideration of the plenary a package of legislative initiatives aimed at respect for the principle of unity of the status of judges in PMR, in particular, the requirements for candidates for these positions, on the appointment, tenure and termination of powers. Their authors were Mikhail Burla, Galina Antyufeeva, Vasily Moraru, Alexandr Korshunov, Sergey Cheban, Vladimir Bodnar, Anatoly Belitchenko, Efimy Koval, Victor Guzun, Peter Pasat, Oleg Bayev, Gregory Dyachenko, Vladimir Bychkov, Ilona Tyuryaeva, and Andrey Sipchenko. The purpose of the law-in-draft, which is considered in the framework of harmonization of the Pridnestrovian legislation with Russian, is the elimination of the age limit for appointment as judges of the Constitutional Court.

Let’s remember that at the present time for the appointment of judges of the Constitutional Court a limit 58 years of age is set. However, for the courts of general jurisdiction of the Arbitration Court and the age for a limited tenure - 65 years the restriction is not defined by law. Existing differences in the requirements became the basis for the development by a group of deputies of initiatives to maintain the unity of the judiciary.