Council Organs

The Council’s Organs consists of:

Speakership of the council

Council’s Bureau

Council’s Committees

General Secretariat

Each Organ shall perform the tasks and responsibilities specified in the Constitution and the Council’s internal regulations.

Speakership of the council:

The Council shall elect, in its first session, and for the Council’s term, a Speaker and a Deputy-Speaker from among its members. The Speaker is responsible for the duties and powers outlined in the constitution and the Council's internal regulations.

 

Council’s Bureau:

The Bureau of the Council consists of the Speaker, the Deputy-Speaker and the Chairpersons of the committees required for the Bureau’s work.

 

Council’s Committees:

The council shall form, from among its members, the necessary committees for its work within two weeks from the start of its annual session. The committees are responsible for studying, expressing opinions, and preparing reports on the matters assigned to them.

The committees necessary for the Council’s work are:

  • The Legal and Legislative Affairs Committee.
  • The Internal and External Affairs Committee.
  • The Economic and the Financial Affairs Committee.
  • The Health, General Services and the Environment Committee.
  • The Education, Culture, Sport and Information Committee.
  • The Social Affairs, Labour and Housing Committee.