The Parliament of Montenegro is harmonizing key laws with the legal acquis of the European Union (EU) and international conventions, said Speaker of the Parliament Andrija Mandić.
As reported by the Assembly, he spoke today with the delegation of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, ODIHR.
Mandić said that cooperation with ODIHR means a lot to the Assembly.
He said that the Assembly has made a lot of progress in the past 20 years, and that a new generation is gaining experience in its service, which can respond to today's challenges.
Mandić apostrophized that the goal around which the entire country is united is EU accession, and in this context, as it is added, he underlined that the parliament harmonizes key laws with the legal acquis of the EU and international conventions.
Mandić concluded that it is important to pass a law on the Assembly, the legal team of the cabinet is working diligently on the draft proposal.
He added that this law must be adopted together with the law on the Government so that these two key legal acts do not collide.
When it comes to the preliminary recommendations given by the ODIHR expert team, Mandić is reported to have said that at the next collegium, he will open the topic of implementation of those recommendations.
Members of the delegation of the ODIHR expert team said that the meeting was a clear sign of Mandić's commitment to reforms.
The Assembly said that the ODIHR expert team pointed out that the existing legal framework is extremely good, but that there is always room for improvement, and in that context presented a preliminary opinion on it.
They concluded that ODIHR is ready to continue cooperation with Mandić, the Parliament and other institutions in Montenegro.
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