The Verkhovna Rada continues its work without pause, according to the parliament's press service. Despite the absence of plenary sessions, members of parliament remain actively engaged in various parliamentary activities.
In addition to working in the session hall, deputies examine legislative proposals and make decisions during committee meetings. They also participate in working groups focused on draft laws and amendments, attend parliamentary hearings, and serve on temporary investigative and special commissions, as well as in party factions and parliamentary groups, in preparation for future matters to be discussed in the session hall.
The press service emphasized that the Verkhovna Rada is not going on a break; instead, committee work, subcommittees, working groups, commissions, and faction activities continue without interruption.
In addition to working in the session hall, deputies examine legislative proposals and make decisions during committee meetings. They also participate in working groups focused on draft laws and amendments, attend parliamentary hearings, and serve on temporary investigative and special commissions, as well as in party factions and parliamentary groups, in preparation for future matters to be discussed in the session hall.
The press service emphasized that the Verkhovna Rada is not going on a break; instead, committee work, subcommittees, working groups, commissions, and faction activities continue without interruption.