Ukraine's Parliament has postponed the end of August the review of the President's bill to abolish parliamentary and limitation of judicial confidentiality in connection with the remarks of the constitutional court of the country.
Such a decision at the meeting on Tuesday upheld 283 parliamentarians with the necessary minimum in 226.
Assign the consideration of the draft law On introducing changes to the Constitution of Ukraine concerning the privacy of people's deputies of Ukraine and judges at a plenary meeting of the Verkhovna Rada after 25 August 2015, ? reported in the text of the resolution, reports RIA " Novosti ". However, According to the head of the MIA of Ukraine Arsen Avakov, the Ukrainian interior Ministry and Prosecutor General's office prepare a package of documents to the Parliament of parliamentary privacy head of the extremist Right sector* " Dmitry Yarosh. On 12 July, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko said that he will sign the law On removal of judges and Deputy privacy at the upcoming plenary week. In mid-June, the constitutional court of Ukraine recognized in conformity with the Constitution of the country Made by the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, the draft law on the abolition of parliamentary confidentiality and restriction of judicial confidentiality. In may, Poroshenko said that judicial and parliamentary immunity in Ukraine in the conditions of democracy are not necessary. Remember, 6 April, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk expressed hope that the Verkhovna Rada's adoption of the decision On the complete abolition of parliamentary and judicial confidentiality. Prior to this, the Minister of justice Pavel Petrenko said that the constitutional court of Ukraine has no other option but to consent to the discharge of the privacy of people's deputies and judges.
* Organization, relative to which a court has adopted the legally effective conclusion Of destruction or prohibition of the activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"

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