Parliament Plenary: Last Session on April 2nd Before Parliamentary Elections

The plenary session of the House of Representatives will hold its last session on April 2nd, before its dissolution in view of the parliamentary elections. The President, Zacharias Koulias, informed the body that the last session for legislative work will be on April 2nd, with a possible extension to April 3rd if the examination of pending legislation is not completed. This session marks the end of the current parliamentary period and the start of the pre-election period. Members of Parliament will have the opportunity to consider and vote on any pending bills before the dissolution of Parliament. The process of dissolving Parliament is a necessary step for holding parliamentary elections, which will determine the new composition of Parliament. After the elections, a new Parliament will be convened with a new composition and the new parliamentary period will begin.