Parliament: The Fisheries Code Amendment Bill Was Voted in Favor in the Committee – The Debate in the Plenary Will Be on Thursday (24/9)
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The Ministry of Rural Development's bill "Regulation of the fisheries sector, amendment of the Fisheries Code, regulations for Meat Profession Schools, the Register of Farmers and Agricultural Holdings and other provisions" is being discussed and voted on in the Plenary today, however all the interest and confrontation between the coalition and the opposition is expected to focus on article 74 of the bill which describes "Regulations for the set…
The drafting of the Fisheries Code bill was completed in the competent Parliamentary Committee, which was voted in principle by the
The provision was incorporated into the Fisheries Code bill, the preparation of which was completed and passed its second reading in committee.
The opposition is calling for the withdrawal of the provision on OPEKEPE aid for the period 2018-2022, while the government claims that the eligibility conditions are not changed and the investigations are not affected.
Intense confrontation between the government and the Opposition was sparked in the Parliamentary Committee by a provision that provides for the clearing of the unified applications for OPEKEPE aid for the period 2018-2022. The provision was incorporated into the draft law on the Fisheries Code, the elaboration of which was completed in a second reading in the committee. Only the members of the […]
Intense confrontation between the government and the Opposition was sparked in the Parliament Committee by a provision that provides for the liquidation of the unified applications for OPEKEPE aid for the period 2018-2022. The provision was incorporated into the bill for the Fisheries Code, the processing of which was completed and in a second reading in the committee. Only the deputies of […] The article Parliament: The Committee voted in favor…
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