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Azerbaijani parliament to mull additions to tax, criminal codes, insurance law

Azerbaijani parliament to mull additions to tax, criminal codes, insurance law
29.05.2020 07:49
Azerbaijani parliament will consider 25 issues at a regular plenary session March 29, Trend reports.

The parliament will discuss the issue of electing a new member to the Human Rights Committee, as well as additions and amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses, civil procedure, tax and criminal codes, to the laws "On Insurance”, "On State Real Estate Registry” and "On Constitutional Court.”



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