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Plenary Session of Parliament about several draft national ordinances on Tuesday.

March 20, 2017

Plenary Session of Parliament about several draft national ordinances on Tuesday.
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1. Incoming documents 2. Draft National ordinance amending the National ordinance on identity cards in connection with the introduction of an identity card for privileged (IS / 577 / 2015-2016 dated March 9, 2016) (ZJ 2015-2016-087) 3. Draft National ordinance amending the Sanctions National ordinance to implement recommendation 6 of the Financial Action Task Force without delay to implement the restrictive measures and some technical legal adjustments (IS / 354 / 2016-2017 dated January 3, 2017) (ZJ 2016-2017-099 ) 4. Draft National ordinance amending the National ordinance on material civil service law to protect the status of public servants (IS / 974 / 2015-2016 dated July 25, 2016) (ZJ 2015-2016-089)

Plenary Session of Parliament about several draft national ordinances on Tuesday.

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