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Georgian President Rejects Venice Commission Criticism Of New Constitution, RFE/RL Caucasus Report (2010)

The article reports that Georgia's president expressed during the meeting with his party colleagues at the legislature that he disagrees with the criticisms by the Council of Europe's Venice Commission of the amendments to the Georgian Constitution currently under discussion. Those critical comments focus on the risk of a direct standoff between the president and the parliament; the procedure for a parliament vote of no confidence in the government; and the proposed abolition of the category of "organic laws" that require a three-fifths or two-thirds majority vote.

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