Parliament holds 126th session; prime minister and ministers to face two hours of opposition questions
Eight agenda items include ratification of a Council of Europe protocol, a law for agricultural support in 2026 and a request by MP Daniella Nikolova.
The Assembly of the Republic of North Macedonia will hold its 126th session today, with eight items on the proposed agenda and a two-hour period in which the prime minister and ministers will answer questions from opposition MPs.
Following adoption of the agenda, opposition parliamentary questions are scheduled as they are held at every second plenary session.
Items on the agenda
On the proposed agenda for the 126th session are the following items:
- Proposal for ratification of the Third Protocol to the General Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the Council of Europe;
- Proposal for the election of an external commissioner (member) of the Securities and Exchange Commission;
- Draft Law on Financial Support to Reduce the Consequences of the Economic Crisis on Agricultural and Livestock Production and the Purchase of Agricultural Products in 2026, in shortened procedure;
- Request for an authentic interpretation of Article 141, paragraph (4) of the Labour Relations Law, submitted by MP Daniella Nikolova;
- Proposal-decision to send members of the Army of the Republic of North Macedonia to participate in the European Union operation "ALTHEA" in Bosnia and Herzegovina;
- Proposal-decision to appoint the president and members of the Committee for awarding the state prize "Goce Delchev";
- Supplemented draft Law on State Audit – third reading;
- Proposal-decision to amend the decision approving the extension of the deadline for the existence of a crisis situation due to the possibility of disruption of supply with oil and oil derivatives on the territory of the Republic of North Macedonia.
Lawmakers are expected to debate the bills and decisions on the agenda, including the expedited procedure for the financial support measure for agriculture and livestock in 2026. The request for an authentic interpretation of Article 141(4) of the Labour Relations Law, lodged by Daniella Nikolova, is on the agenda as a formal item for consideration.
The session will also include the scheduled two-hour block for opposition questions directed at the prime minister and ministers, a standing practice that occurs after the agenda is adopted every second plenary meeting.
Photo: press material from the event
