Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski and ministers to answer opposition questions in the Assembly
The Assembly will consider 15 agenda items, including regulatory appointments, the 2027 regulator budget and a migration policy resolution for 2026–2030.
Opposition MPs will address questions today to Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski and the government’s ministers during a plenary sitting of the Assembly of the Republic of North Macedonia.
Parliamentary agenda: 15 items, wide-ranging proposals
Lawmakers face a compact agenda of 15 items that includes second‑reading debate on a number of bills, decisions on parliamentary delegations and appointments, and regulatory and policy documents set for consideration.
On the list is the proposed law amending and supplementing the Law on Privatization and Lease of Construction Land in State Ownership (second reading). Deputies will also consider draft decisions to change the appointments of chairpersons, deputy chairpersons and members of parliamentary committees, as well as changes to the composition and leadership of the Assembly’s delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and to the Parliamentary Dimension of the Central European Initiative.
Members will vote on proposals concerning appointments and oversight bodies: the decision on the appointment of members to the Council for Civil Oversight; a proposed candidate for a member of the Regulatory Commission for Energy, Water Services and Waste Management of the Republic of North Macedonia; and the Commission’s financial plan for 2027. Parliament will also debate a proposal to determine the percentage of total annual revenue used to finance the regulator’s operations for 2027.
Another significant item is the draft Resolution on the Migration Policy of the Republic of North Macedonia 2026–2030, accompanied by an Action Plan. Several bills are tabled under expedited procedure, including amendments to the Construction Law, the Fisheries and Aquaculture Law, and the Health Insurance Law.
Finally, the Assembly will consider a request submitted by MP Slavjanka Petrovska seeking an authentic interpretation of Article 17 of the Firefighting Law, in relation to Article 2, paragraph (2) of the Law on Safety and Health at Work.
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