The Parliament’s agenda at the end of this January contained 541 bills. Of them, 433 or 80% will be nullified. Under the Parliament’s Regulations, if a bill is not examined by the legislature during whose mandate it was put forward, it is annulled, IPN reports.

A number of 188 bills of those that will be annulled were registered last year, 116 in 2013, 92 in 2012, while 37 in 2011.  77% of these are bills submitted by MPs.

Among the bills that will be nullified is the bill that bans advertising of strong alcoholic beverages on radio and TV and outdoor advertisements for such drinks, except for outdoor publicity in the places where these are produced and sold.

Another bill bans the employment of persons who do not know the official language at state-run companies and companies with majority state holding. There is also a bill that bans political publicity, except during electoral periods.