President: Belarusian Parliament is working well
On September 7, the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko received a report from the Chairman of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly Igor Sergeenko.

On September 7, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko received Igor Sergeenko, Chairman of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly, with a report, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti news agency reports with reference to the press service of the Head of State.
The next session of the House of Representatives will begin on September 15. In this regard, the President asked about the readiness of the deputy corps for this work, about bills.
- What kind of help, support, etc? And how do deputies work, are there any complaints against anyone.
Ah. Lukashenko noted that the parliament is working well, and the House of Representatives is dealing with its own immediate issues.
- I understand that in the rut of the chamber as a whole, and deputies. I don’t see any special concerns. As a former member, I know things are going well and well. Legislative work is hard work. He doesn't tolerate any splashes. Our parliament is doing its job. This is my point of view, my impression, the Belarusian leader said.
According to BelTA, Sergeyenko drew attention to the fact that for two and a half years of the work of the parliament of the eighth convocation, a system of implementing deputy powers and state policy has been built in the development of the President’s instructions.
- Deputies gained experience in drafting bills, in international activities. Of course, it is important to work in constituencies, he concluded.
For reference
During the third session of the House of Representatives, 89 bills were adopted, of which 11 were in the first reading, 78 were fully completed, they became laws.
One of the key tasks of the fourth session of the House of Representatives is the adoption of the budget and tax package for 2027. The relevant documents will be linked to the forecast of socio-economic development parameters and the main directions of monetary policy.
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