Second Reading of the Draft Act (451 SE) on the Accession to the Convention for the Establishment of the European Organization for Nuclear Research, the associated Financial Protocol, and the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities
Session: 15th Riigikogu, 3rd session, extra plenary sitting
Date: 2024-06-19 14:20
Total Speeches: 4
Membership: 15
Agenda Duration: 3m
AI Summaries: 4/4 Speeches (100.0%)
Analysis: Structured Analysis
Analysis
Summary
The fourth item on today's agenda addressed the second reading of Draft Act 451, initiated by the Government of the Republic, concerning accession to the Convention establishing the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) and its associated financial and immunity protocols. Andres Sutt, a member of the Economic Affairs Committee, served as the rapporteur. He announced that no amendments had been submitted and no feedback had been received from interest groups regarding the draft, which confirmed its significance and necessity. The leading committee made a consensus proposal to hold the final vote on the draft act immediately during the second reading. Following the opening and closing of the debates, the draft act was put to a vote. Draft Act 451 was adopted as law with 66 votes in favor; there were no votes against or abstentions. With this, the agenda was deemed exhausted and the supplementary session was concluded.
Decisions Made 1
Bill 451, the draft Act initiated by the Government of the Republic concerning the accession to the Convention establishing the European Organization for Nuclear Research and its associated protocols, was adopted as law with 66 votes in favor.
Esimees Lauri Hussar
AI Summary
Chairman Lauri Hussar next announces the second reading of Bill 451 on the agenda, concerning the accession to the Convention for the Establishment of the European Organization for Nuclear Research, the associated Financial Protocol, and the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities, and invites Andres Sutt, member of the Economic Affairs Committee, to the Riigikogu rostrum as the rapporteur.
Andres Sutt
AI Summary
No amendments to the draft bill were submitted, nor was any feedback received from interest groups, which indicates the necessity and importance of the bill. Furthermore, preparations for the second reading were discussed at the June 13th session, and a consensus proposal was put forward for the final vote.
Esimees Lauri Hussar
AI Summary
The Chairman declared the debate closed and put to a vote the draft Act initiated by the Government of the Republic concerning accession to the Convention establishing the European Organization for Nuclear Research, its associated Financial Protocol, and the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities.
Esimees Lauri Hussar
AI Summary
66 members of the Riigikogu supported Bill 451, which has become law; the agenda is exhausted, the supplementary sitting is concluded, and I wish everyone success in their work.