"Nothing was voted": the Verkhovna Rada held an hour and a half session
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine held an hour-and-a-half session on 28 March. There were critically few MPs in the session hall, so parliament failed all the votes
About it writes espreso.tv
"Nothing was voted. Three blocking resolutions failed: 9667-1P on clarifying the legal basis for the Fund's regulation of banks' participation in the system of guaranteeing deposits of individuals (17 votes); 10313P and 10313-1P1 on ensuring the rights of servicemen and policemen to social protection (41 and 41 votes)," Zheleznyak wrote.
"This is the end of the session in March. Everyone, powerfully worked," he added.
In turn, Yulia Klymenko noted that there were critically few nardeputies in the Rada. Of the Servants of the People faction, only 146 out of 232 members were present in the hall.
"This is the case when 'I came - you are not there.' The "Voice" faction and others gathered, but the "servants" did not come," the MP wrote.
Vona also noted that during the hour-and-a-half session in the Rada, the President of the National Assembly of the French Republic Yael Braun-Pivet spoke for half an hour.
The next time the parliament is due to meet in two weeks.
It is worth noting that by the end of March, the Rada planned to adopt the law on mobilization. But the committee is still considering amendments.
- EU MPs earlier demanded to return the Rada's normal working hours.
