The Ministry of justice of Ukraine is waiting for the conclusion on the abolition of parliamentary privacy
The Ministry of justice of Ukraine hopes that the constitutional court during the month will provide their own conclusion on the constitutionality of the abolition of parliamentary and judicial privacy, told reporters on Thursday, the Minister of justice of Ukraine Pavlo Petrenko.
The constitutional court of Ukraine on Thursday began to consider the constitutionality of the bill, which proposes to abolish parliamentary and judicial integrity.
"We hope that the constitutional court will make this conclusion for months," the Minister said, answering a question about processing time.
Parliamentary and judicial integrity enshrined in the Constitution of Ukraine, however, the coalition agreement, which was signed by five parties included in parliamentary overwhelming number, involves the deprivation of people's deputies of confidentiality. The Ukrainian Parliament in early February, sent a presidential draft law on the abolition of parliamentary and limitation of judicial privacy for examination to the constitutional court, and similarly to the Venice Commission.
Making changes to the basic law requires a lengthy procedure: After the positive conclusion Glad the COP may adopt the draft law in the first reading. For this we need a minimum of 226 votes. Then the Parliament at the forthcoming session of More than 300 votes to approve the law in General.
today, judges in Ukraine without the consent of the Council did not have the opportunity to be caught or taken into custody before conviction by the court. The draft law proposes that the judge had not had the opportunity to detain and imprison without the consent of the high Council of justice of Ukraine, responsible for personnel policy in the courts. Such consent is not required in the case of detention of a judge When making or specifically After committing a grave or especially grave transgressions against life and health of a person.