What laws will Belarusian MPs consider at the ninth session?
A new lawmaking season starts in Belarus. In the next few hours deputies will start considering bills that are important for our country. About a dozen bills on the agenda including issues of labor relations, provision of housing and communal services and innovations to the Tax Code. Verified legislative decisions should help our companies and economy in general. For example, they will expand the range of bills for deeper cooperation with the allied five countries. There are enough points of contact in the EAEU countries.
As for the important political laws, the parliamentarians are going to adopt them by the end of the year. So, for example, the will update the law on political parties. In addition, a bill on citizenship has already been submitted to the House of Representatives.
Vladimir Andreichenko, Chairman of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Belarus: The House of Representatives has already received a bill on citizenship, a bill on amnesty is expected. These are the issues that are of particular importance now, affecting the national security of our state. Therefore, MPs need to look at them very carefully and thoughtfully through the prism of ensuring stability and peace in the society.
MPs will also be considering many documents related directly to the renewal of the Constitution. There are some 40 bills on the agenda. There is a lot of work to be done, but Belarusians expect clear and specific decisions from MPs.







