The lawmakers are on vacation from July 29. From August 25, they will be involved in the activities that will be organized to mark 20 years of the proclamation of Moldova’s independence. The autumn-winter session will start in September, Info-Prim Neo reports. After the July 28 sitting of the Parliament, which ended close to 8pm, Speaker Marian Lupu thanked the MPs for their work and said that the spring-summer session, during which there was constituted the Government and approved the joint work program, was hard. Marian Lupu also said that the legislature held only 137 of the 145 planned sittings and only eight did not take place because of the campaign preceding the local elections. Earlier, the Head of Parliament announced he will call an extraordinary sitting of the legislative body if the Government is ready to present the draft law on the budgetary-fiscal policy before August 25. If so, the lawmakers’ vacation will be shorter.