The fundamental changes to the Constitution, subject to enactment upon the oath by the newly elected President in 2013 entailed the relevant changes to the number of laws. The MPs considered with the first reading the constitutional initiative on reduction of the authority of the Prime Minister and unanimously adopted with 112 votes. The minority as well supported the draft. The minority MP, Pavle Kublashvili, addressed the colleagues. According to him, this issue facilitates strengthening of the role of the Parliament in regards with the Government and the minority is ready to support such changes. The Speaker, David Usupashvili noted that the Constitution is not the document of any party and hoped that the cooperation between the majority and minority on Constitutional issues will further continue. The obligation of the President remains in the Constitution to nominate the Government to the Parliament for confidence with one third of the initial structure of the Government but in case of renewal of the Government with no less than 5 members. The MPs withdrew the norm concerning the vote of confidence for the Government in regards with the drafts, initiated by the Government. Within the term of 2 months upon the new budgetary year by the Parliament, failure to adopt the budget shall be considered as vote of no-confidence to the Government. Besides the Constitutional changes, the MPs adopted the draft on changes to the Criminal Code of Georgia, aggravating the legal responsibility for false notification of terrorism. The MPs also considered the draft on change to the Code of Administrative Offense, defining the administrative responsibility for non-purpose call to the emergency number 112. The following drafts were also adopted: change to the organic law on Labor Code; change to the law on the Rules of Arrival and Departure of the Georgian Citizens to and from Georgia; change to the law on Legal Status of Foreign Citizens and Stateless Persons; change to the law on State Border; change to the law on Border Police; change to the Criminal Code of Practice; change to the law on Normative Acts; change to the law on Counter-Intelligence Service; change to the law on Local Self-Government; change to the law on the Capital of Georgia-Tbilisi; change to the law on State Oversight of the Activity of Local Self-Governments; change to the organic law on Local Self-Government; change to the law on State Material Reserves; change to the law on State Oversight on Entrepreneurship Activity; change to the law on State Purchase; change to the Naval Code; change to the law on Construction Activity; change to the law on National Investment Agency; change to the law on Tourism and Resorts; change to the law on Basics of Spatial Planning and Town Building; change to the law on Electricity and Natural Gas; changes to the law on Official Statistics; change to the law on Intelligence Service; change to the law on SSPS; change to the law on Trust Group; change to the law on Narcotic Means, Psychotropic Agents, Pre-Cursors and Narcologic Aid; change to the law on Health Care; change to the law on Transplantation of Human Organs; change to the law on Usage of Infant Natural Nutrition Protection and Support; change to the law on Blood and Components Donor; change to the law on Calculation of Minimum Wage; change to the law on Medical Activity; change to the law on Social Protection of Disabled Persons; change to the law on Recognition of the Property Right on Land Plots under Possession (Ownership) of the Natural Persons or Legal Entities; change to the law on Basics of Fee System; changes to the law on Informational Security; change to the law on Protection and Aid for the Victims of Domestic Violence; change to the law on Compatriots Residing Abroad and Diaspora Organizations; change to the law on Lobbyist Activity; change to the law on Broadcasting; change to the law on State Purchase; change to the law on JSC – Partnership Fund; change to the law on Patent Code; change to the law on Sanitary Protection of Resorts and Resort Areas; change to the law on Parliamentary Secretary; change to the law on State Special Titles; change to the law on Interest Incompatibility and Corruption in Public Service; change to the law on Public Service; change to the General Administrative Code; change to the organic law on the Rule of Deprivation of Property upon Urgency for Public Needs; change to the law on Rule of Registration of Georgian Citizens and Foreigners Residing in Georgia and Issue of ID (Residence) Cards and Passport of Georgian Citizen; changes and amendments to the law on Struggle Against Terrorism; change to the law on Prosecutor’s Office; change to the law on Struggle Against Human Trafficking; change to the law on State Secret; change to the law on Status of Member of Parliament; change to the law on Impeachment; change to the law on Criminal Code; change to the law on Code of Administrative Offense, changes to the organic law on Election Code; change to the organic law on National Bank; changes to the law on Facilitation to Suppress Legalization of Illegal Income; change to the law on Revenue Service; changes to the law on Geodesic and Cartographic Activity; change to the law on Author’s Rights; change to the law on Culture; change to the law on Cultural Heritage of Georgia; change to the law on Museums; change to the law on Withdrawal and Entry of Cultural Values from and to Georgia; change to the law on Naval Space; changes to the law on Titling the Geographic Objects; changes to the law on Weapon; change to the Rules of Procedure of the Parliament; change to the law on Universal Health Insurance; change to the law on Budgetary Code; change to the law on Code on Imprisonment. The next extraordinary session will be held next week.