Rada Ensuring Uninterrupted Operation During Air Raid Alerts
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In Kiev, the basements of the Verkhovna Rada have been prepared for parliamentary meetings during frequent air alarms, with places for online voting by deputies. The basements of the Ukrainian Parliament have been prepared for meetings during the air alarms, provided by TASS. Olga Vasilovsky-Smaglük, a member of the ruling Party of the People's Service, has reported that they will be given 10 minutes to the parliamentarians to go into the shelte…
The immediate and subsequent meetings of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine can take place "in hiding", which was announced today, 31 August, by Deputy Jaroslav Zheleznyak.
Members of Parliament will be given 10 minutes to take shelter, after which they will resume their work. The Verkhovna Rada is preparing a new format for working during air raid alarms. Members of Parliament will take shelter, but the session will not be interrupted, and voting will continue. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a Telegram post by Olha Vasilevska-Smaglyuk, a member of parliament from the Servant of the People faction. The Ve…
Owing to the increasing number of attacks on Kiev, the Verkhovna Rada (the Ukrainian Parliament) can move its meetings to the basement in order to ensure continuity of work, so that deputies hope to minimize dependence on near-continuous air alarms.
Zheleznyak spoke about one of the possible solutions regarding the operation of the VR during frequent air alarms.
The Rada is considering voting "via the app" in shelters during the alarmThe Rada apparatus is looking for a way to ensure the smooth operation of the parliament during the alarm. The idea of voting via the app has not yet been approved.
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