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Bulgarian Parliament has busy agenda in its last days of work

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The agenda of the Bulgarian Parliament in its final hours includes 13 points. The last one is parliamentary control over all outgoing ministers. In 6 of the points it is proposed to consider at first reading amendments to the laws on political parties, on health, on medical establishments, on the state of emergency, on personal assistance and in the Social Security Code. It is also proposed to set up two temporary commissions to investigate the actions of the police during the protests in 2020 and the state institutions in the Rosenets Park.

The Bulgarian Socialist Party demands a vote on a decision by which the government will provide access to the Russian Covid vaccine Sputnik V.



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