The package of bills for the Deputy Ministry of Culture is at the competent services of the Parliament for the necessary legislative and technical control, as it was reported on Monday before the Education Committee of the Parliament.
In statements after the session, Committee Chairman Pavlos Mylonas said the Ministry informed them today that still the fourth bill has not been sent.
"We hope the reasons are serious after 15 days that it has not been sent. We hope that today tomorrow it will go to the Services, that is, it will be made public, so that we can compare what has been passed with what we will see at the end of the day. And we hope these will be done, because the information we have is that they are delayed by the House. We will see and we hope that nothing else happens," he added.
DISY MP, George Karoullas, in his statements regarding the package of bills for the under-established Deputy Ministry of Culture, said that the four relevant bills are still at the relevant services of the House for the necessary legislative control, after the need to incorporate the amendments voted by the House.
"This process is on schedule and we expect that within the day or tomorrow the bills will be taken to the Ministry of Education to start the implementation of the bill and published in the Official Gazette within the week. So this great reform is also being decisively driven towards its implementation," he noted.
DPA - Co-operation MP, Alekos Tryfonidis, in a statement regarding the law passed for the Deputy Ministry of Culture, said that a huge struggle took place to pass this legislation about 15 days ago "and we will not hesitate to denounce anyone who has been negligent towards the implementation of the passing of the law".
"We expect the legislation to be made public and signed by the President of the Republic as soon as possible and then the structure of both the Cultural Services that are now integrated in the Ministry of State and the Ministry of Transport of the new structure for the Department of Antiquities. We are committed that it is an absolute necessity for the operation of the Deputy Ministry of Culture and the negligence of anyone we will denounce it to be exposed both to the world of culture and to the entire Cypriot people."
Source: CNA
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