The MPs should question today the acting Minister of Agriculture and Food Ivan Hristanov regarding his personnel policy since he took office and the information about the threat to national security that has been disseminated, the parliamentary group of “There is such a people“ suggests. This is point one in the draft program of the parliament for this week, BTA reports.
Last week, the ITN read a declaration with information about the acting Minister Ivan Hristanov and his appointments in the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency and in his political office. The party called on President Iliana Yotova to demand his resignation.
Today is the first Wednesday of the month and according to the rules of the National Assembly, parliamentary groups (PG) propose points that must be included in the agenda. One of them, at the suggestion of the ITN, is for the hearing of Minister Hristanov.
The parliamentary group of the “Alliance for Rights and Freedoms“ (APS) proposes that the deputies consider at first reading amendments to the Civil Registration Act, submitted by Sevim Ali (APS) and a group of MPs.
At the suggestion of the PG of the “Moral, Unity, Honor“ (MECH) The draft program includes the first reading of a bill amending the Private Enforcement Agents Act, submitted by Radostin Vassilev (MECH) and a group of MPs.
The Parliamentary Group of „Continuing the Change-Democratic Bulgaria“ has proposed that on the first Wednesday of the month, the parliament discuss at first reading changes to the Health Insurance Act, submitted by Bozhidar Bozanov and a group of MPs.
The draft program, at the proposal of the Parliamentary Group of „DPS-New Beginning“, includes the second reading of amendments to the Criminal Code. The changes were submitted by MPs from „DPS-New Beginning“ and were adopted at first reading on February 18 this year.
The first item on Thursday is expected to be the amendments to the Social Security Code, whose vote at second reading a week ago was postponed by the deputies.
The draft program for Friday provides for a first blitz control of the acting Prime Minister and the acting Deputy Prime Ministers, and then regular parliamentary control.