Slovenian Parliament Committee Advances Development Intervention Bill Amid Criticism
A joint committee of the Slovenian National Assembly is moving forward with a proposed "intervention law on the development of Slovenia." This comes despite strong objections from legal experts and some members of parliament, who argue the bill includes systemic changes rather than just emergency measures.
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Kljub vrsti pomislekov interventni zakon naprej
Po volitvah: Dosedanja koalicija obstruirala obravnavo predloga, ki bo navrtal milijardno luknjo v proračun. Več napovedi referenduma.
Read full article →Pravniki DZ ostri do predloga: Gre za sistemske, ne interventne ukrepe
Člani skupnega odbora DZ so zavrnili predlog odhajajoče koalicije, da bi o zakonu o interventnih ukrepih za razvoj Slovenije, ki ga je pripravil t. i. tretji politični blok, opravili javno predstavitev. Poslanci iz vrst Svobode, SD ter Levice in Vesne so izpostavljali, da predlog posega v 10 zakonov, izključevanje deležnikov se jim zdi škandalozno. Do predloga interventnega zakona so ostri tudi v zakonodajno-pravni službi parlamenta.
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