Shorena Kakabadze, Imereti
In October, the Parliament of Georgia will temporarily suspend working and MPs will actively participate in the pre-election processes – members of the parliamentary majority stated.
The parliamentary majority made the decision based on the Constitution of Georgia after the consultation with the parliament chairman Davit Usupashvili.
Before one-month moratorium, MPs will have to work hard. In September they intend to introduce amendments to the Constitution of Georgia with regard to the restriction of the prime-minister’s authority and amend quorum of parliament members.
Representatives of the legislative body state that parliament will discuss other significant bills after the presidential elections of October 27.