The autumn session of the Parliament ends on December 30

The autumn session of the Parliament will end on December 30. A draft decision in this regard was included on the agenda of the plenary session on Thursday, December 29.

Also, the parliamentary agenda includes subjects related to the ratification of the Financing Agreement between the Republic of Moldova and the European Investment Bank for the completion and further implementation of the "Moldova roads III" project, the amendment of the Food Safety Law, the amendment of the Law on Medicines. Also on Thursday, the bill to amend the Law on the status of the military and the Law on the status of the intelligence and security officer is to be debated. According to Parliament's Rules of Procedure, the autumn session begins on September 15 and ends at the end of December.

Ionela Golban

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