The National Assembly has approved the issues discussed in the second reading.
15-09-2026 17:29 Armenia Press release
The National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia has discussed and fully adopted the draft law on amending the law on the structure and activities of the Government in the second reading. The Minister of Justice of the Republic of Armenia, Surbhi Galayan, announced the proposed text for the oath of the Government member: “For the perpetuity, independence, sovereignty, and development of the Republic of Armenia, I swear to diligently fulfill my duties as a member of the Government, to uphold the Constitution and laws of the Republic of Armenia, to serve the public interest, to protect the state interest, to contribute to the strengthening of the statehood and constitutional order of the Republic of Armenia, and to act in the interest of present and future generations.”
The accompanying reporter, Arman Yeghoyan, informed that no proposals were submitted during the period between the first and second readings of the draft and called for a vote in favor of the draft law.
The main provisions of the draft law are here:
The Parliament has also discussed and fully adopted the amendments and additions to the laws on “Administrative Division of the Republic of Armenia” and “Local Self-Governance” authored by the Government in the second reading.
The main provisions of the draft law are here:
The Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Arnak Avetisyan, informed that there were editorial proposals regarding the draft law, which were accepted. The proposal presented by the “Strong Armenia” faction was not accepted. The faction suggests refraining from forming a new enlarged community as a result of the merger of the Vanadzor and Pambak communities.
The accompanying reporter, the Deputy Chairman of the Standing Committee on Territorial Administration and Environmental Protection, Vahe Galumyan, noted that the committee has given a positive conclusion to the legislative initiative.
The draft laws were discussed at the parliamentary session on September 15.
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