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    BILL "ON MAKING AMENDMENTS AND ADDITIONS TO NA REGULATIONS" TO BE
    DISCUSSED AT NA SOON

    YEREVAN, MARCH 31, NOYAN TAPAN. The bill "On Making Amendments
    and Additions to NA Regulations" will be discussed at the April 7
    sitting of RA NA Standing Committee on State and Legal Issues, for
    the purpose of giving a conclusion for including it in the agendas of
    the spring session and 4-day session to start from April 10. Noyan
    Tapan correspondent was informed about it by Committee Chairman
    Rafik Petrosian. The bill consisting of over 8 dozens of articles
    has been in official circulation at NA since February 27. Though
    as of March 31, the government's conclusion about the bill had not
    been officially received at the NA yet, according to R.Petrosian,
    they were informed from the government that the conclusion has been
    already sent to the NA. According to preliminary information, the
    government has no essential objections regarding the bill content. The
    amendments and additions proposed to the NA Regulations are conditioned
    by the necessity to bring in correspondence with the constitutional
    amendments adopted at the 2005 November 27 referendum, as well as by
    solution of the problems that arose in the course of application of the
    current Regulations. According to this, in particular, the draft law
    stipulates the provisions of the reformed Constitution regarding the
    ban on the business activity of MPs and deputy immunity, new powers
    of NA groups and factions to apply to the government with questions,
    the order of duscussion and making of decisions, as well as the
    provisions regarding 12 standing committees of the parliament and
    spheres of their activity. The latter will extend to the parliament
    of next convocation and before it the current 6 standing committees
    of the parliament will continue to function. The bill also clarifies
    the order of MPs' application to the Constitutional Court, where it
    is stipulated that after sending a document with signatures to the CC
    it is not subject to changing any longer. To recap, there have been
    precedents before when after the application's entering the CC some
    MPs denied their signatures cancelling the discussion of the issue.
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