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After the approval by a majority of votes for the establishment of parliamentary committees yesterday evening in the Assembly, the Democratic Party did not waste time in announcing the meeting of the committee.
Deputy Albana Vokshi, who leads the sterilization and check-up commission, has announced that the first meeting of the commission will take place on Monday.
"After the approval in the Plenary Session of the Assembly, dated 21.03.2021, based on the law "On the Organization and Functioning of the Investigative Commissions of the Assembly", the first meeting of the "Assembly Investigative Commission for the Public Service of Sterilization and the Public Service of Check-Up in Health" will take place on Monday, March 25, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. in the Presidency of the Assembly ", the announcement states.
We remind you that yesterday evening the Assembly approved the establishment of two Investigative Commissions, requested by the opposition, but it was noticed from the votes that two MPs of the SP did not agree on the approval and abstained.
The Commission of Inquiry on the Public Sterilization Service and the Public Health Check-Up Service was approved with 95 votes in favor and one abstention.
Socialist MP Erjon Brace abstained. There was no opposition, while 41 deputies present did not vote. The Investigative Commission for the Handling of TIMS System Data was approved with 96 votes in favor and 1 abstention.
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