A group of parliamentarians formally requested that J. Olekas provide responses to the Venice Commission in late May, asking for these answers to be delivered to them in advance. The parliamentarians addressed the Speaker, requesting that the answers be provided sooner, but J.
Olekas subsequently informed the Seniūnas’s group meeting that the responses would be delivered on June 4th. The correspondence cited by the parliamentarians detailed the timeline of the involvement from the Venice Commission. According to the letter, on March 17 of this year, the Venice Commission notified the republic’s representative to the Council of Europe.
This notification indicated that the Commission had received a request from the General Director of LRT to prepare an urgent opinion concerning the LRT law project, which had been developed by a parliamentary working group within the Seimas. Further communication was noted on April 27, when the secretary of the Venice Commission addressed the nation’s permanent representative to the Council of Europe. This communication contained the urgent opinion letter.
The procedural exchange highlights the ongoing dialogue and scrutiny surrounding the legislation, with the parliamentarians seeking clarification on the timeline for the final answers from the Venice Commission regarding the matter. The delay in providing these answers has become a point of discussion among the legislative body members.
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