Montenegro Adopts Constitutional Changes on Integrity Checks for Ministers
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The Montenegrin Parliament opened the way for the introduction of mandatory integrity checks of future prime ministers and ministers by supporting the initiation of constitutional changes early this morning with a two-thirds majority.
Members of the Montenegrin Parliament last night supported the Government's proposal to change the Constitution, which provides for a mandatory prior check of the integrity of candidates for the mandate and members of the executive branch.
An amendment was also adopted which stipulates that the law governing the integrity of candidates for those positions is adopted by a two-thirds majority of all deputies. The Constitutional Committee is tasked with determining the Draft Amendment to the Constitution and submitting it to the Assembly within four days of the decision being made. The essence of the changes is that a person who does not meet the requirements of integrity prescribed …
The Montenegrin Parliament opened the way for the introduction of mandatory integrity checks of future prime ministers and ministers, supporting with a two-thirds majority the initiation of a change in the Usta
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