MPs resume the 61st session of the National Council after a technical outage
MPs of the Slovak National Council returned to the parliamentary benches on Tuesday, November 3, and are continuing to debate the 61st session. The session was interrupted on October 16 and was originally supposed to last until October 9. In the meantime, however, the negotiating schedule has changed. aktuality.sk ↗
The start of Tuesday's session was delayed due to a technical problem related to signal distribution. MPs were initially unable to begin proceedings as planned. The session eventually began shortly after 11:00 a.m. STVR (Minúta po minúte) ↗
Several legislative proposals are on the session's agenda. MPs are to deal again with the so-called COVID amnesties. The proposals concern measures and decisions adopted in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic. ta3.com ↗
The Slovakia movement came to the session with a draft law aimed against so-called "papalášizmus" (cronyism/high-handedness of officials). The proposal is to be one of the topics of the ongoing parliamentary session. Details about its further discussion or voting have not yet been provided.
After the break, MPs returned to the proceedings at a time when the schedule of the entire session is also being adjusted. Further progress will depend on the course of the debate and the parliament's decisions on individual items of the agenda. teraz.sk ↗
The start of Tuesday's session was delayed due to a technical problem related to signal distribution. MPs were initially unable to begin proceedings as planned. The session eventually began shortly after 11:00 a.m. STVR (Minúta po minúte) ↗
Several legislative proposals are on the session's agenda. MPs are to deal again with the so-called COVID amnesties. The proposals concern measures and decisions adopted in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic. ta3.com ↗
The Slovakia movement came to the session with a draft law aimed against so-called "papalášizmus" (cronyism/high-handedness of officials). The proposal is to be one of the topics of the ongoing parliamentary session. Details about its further discussion or voting have not yet been provided.
After the break, MPs returned to the proceedings at a time when the schedule of the entire session is also being adjusted. Further progress will depend on the course of the debate and the parliament's decisions on individual items of the agenda. teraz.sk ↗
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Po dvoch týždňoch pokračuje rokovanie v parlamente, Pellegrini sa stretne s českým prezidentom (prehľad očakávaných udalostí)
aktuality.sk
| 06:30 03.11.
Poslanci sa vrátili do lavíc, rokovanie sa začalo až krátko po 11.00 h
teraz.sk
| 11:18 03.11.
Poslanci NR SR zatiaľ v utorok nezačali rokovať. Dôvodom je technický problém súvisiaci s distribúciou signálu.
STVR (Minúta po minúte)
| 10:30 03.11.
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