The Rules and Procedural Issues Committee examined the issue of Georgia‘s participation in meeting the EU‘s requirements for granting its candidate status. They also decided to study the control of enforcement normative acts and to establish a working group that would further discuss the document resulting from the inquiry.
“With the assistance of all parties involved, we will be in a position to reach a specific outcome on the basis this document within the working group.” The outcome is that we will be able turn it into a law and register it after we have resolved any challenges, such as parliamentary oversight and additional experience we may feel necessary to share based on the best European practices,” explained the Chair of the Committee Irakli Kadagishvili.
He says that the bill should be registered by the 21st of September and that in order to provide oversight by the Parliament, it must make any necessary legislative changes or other types of legislative activities before November 1.
Kadagishvili said that the Committee, to the extent of their authority, will actively get in touch during this period with all factions and parliamentary political groups as well as nongovernmental organizations and professionals working in this area, in order for all issues to be resolved in a single group and to create legislative proposals.
He claims that the Committee would make pertinent inquiries to all parliamentary institutions from whom it would be necessary to obtain data to conduct a study on this parliamentary oversight.
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