During the five-day meeting, members of the NA Standing Committee will review government reports on the current socio-economic situation, the development plan and budget plan for 2016 and the plan to issue government bonds on the international market until 2020.
Preparations for the upcoming plenary include discussions on the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters, the National Election Commission and election day for the National Assembly as well as the people’s councils at all levels.
The committee is also scheduled to consider a number of laws, including major ones such as the criminal code, the civil code, laws on criminal and civil procedures, as well as the laws pertaining to referendum and association among others.
