The Assessment of the Performance of the Parliament of Georgia in 2018

In the framework of the parliamentary monitoring program, Transparency International Georgia presents the Assessment of the Performance of the Parliament of Georgia in 2018, which covers the time period from January 1, 2018 till December 31, 2018.The following positive trends have been observed during the reporting period:

What does the new code on the rights of child has to offer?

Institutionalization of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) in Georgian legislation

Exemptions of acquisition of agricultural lands by foreign nationals will be provided by law

Functions of the National Security Council and Problems of the Draft Law: Role of the President and Rule of Appointment of the National Security Council Secretary 

Disrupted Discussion about the TBC Bank in the Parliament Intensifies Doubts Regarding the Political Bias of the Issue

Criteria for a minor violation in property declarations may be defined by Government instead of law

The scope of application of covert investigative actions should not be extended to all types of official misconduct

 The Parliament of Georgia is currently reviewing the GoG initiative - Amendment of the Code of Criminal Procedure of Georgia (07-2/265; 25.10.2018) - under which initiative the covert investigative actions should be applied with regard to all types of official misconduct.

Gifts received by MPS in 2017-2018

Parliament adopts Code of Ethics without effective sanctions