NA starts its 4th sitting

The 4th sitting session of the 13th National Assembly is opened today, with an agenda focusing on many important issues.

The 4th sitting session of the 13th National Assembly is opened in October 22 morning, with an agenda focusing on many important issues.

During the meeting, which will last until November 22, the legislative body plans to approve nine bills and two regulations while discussing amendments to the Constitution 1992 and six other bills.

The NA will spend time on considering and deciding socio-economic and budget issues; discussing the reports on the Economic Restructuring Plan, on prevention and fight against crimes, and on anti-corruption.

For the first time, the Government will present a report to the law-making body on the realization of the NA’s regulations on interpellations.

It is revealed that at least 13 meetings will be live-telecasted, concentrating such issues of public concerns as anti-corruption, the land law, and the amendment of the Constitution.