The deputies can decide themselves when they will approve the amendments to the Constitution.
The parliament independently establishes at what of the next sessions the amendments to the Constitution should be passed, Correspondent.net reports.
The Constitutional Court passed the decision in response to the submission of deputies regarding the official interpretation of the provision “at the next regular session of the Verkhovna Rada”.
According to the CC decision, the Ukrainian parliament independently establishes, at which of next sessions the draft law on the introduction of amendments to the Main State Law should be passed.
“Thus, the provision of the article 155 of the Constitution of Ukraine regarding passing the draft law on introduction of amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine at the next regular session of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine stipulates a balanced approach to the consideration and approval of this draft law as the law”, - the CC decision says.
It should be reminded that in January the submission from 51 people’s deputies with the requirement to interpret the voting on amendments to the Constitution in terms of decentralization was received at the Constitutional Court.
Parliamentarians requested the court to explain the provision that three hundred votes “for” are collected at “next regular session of the Verkhovna Rada”.
It should be reminded that the amendments to the Constitution should be passed at two different sessions of the parliament.
