Uzbekistan has introduced legislative amendments aimed at strengthening the role of the parliamentary opposition, the Ministry of Justice has announced.
Under the new rules, opposition members in the Legislative Chamber may now be appointed as chairpersons of committees and deputy chairs in two parliamentary committees.
The reforms also grant opposition parties the right to propose alternative versions of draft laws before the second reading, and to raise questions during government hour and submit parliamentary inquiries on a quarterly basis.
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