Parliament yesterday passed, after discussion spread over five long
years, the draft law on transparency and right to information that had been
submitted in 2007. The head of the working group that worked on the draft,
Su.Batbold, and DP leader E.Bat-Uul later spoke

Parliament yesterday discussed the draft law on election before sending
it back to the Standing Committee on State Structure for a final reading.
Speaker D.Demberel noted that this was one of the most significant drafts discussed
in the present session, and hoped the

The Standing Committee on State Structure, the Civil Chamber of the
President, the Women’s Union of Social Democracy, the Democratic Women Union,
and the Civil Will-Green Party jointly organized a discussion in the Civil
Chamber on Wednesday on gender equality in the draft

Minister for Social Welfare and Labor T.Gandhi is taking
part in the 100th session of the International Labor Conference being held in
Geneva between June 1 and 17. She has addressed the plenary session on the present
situation of employment in Mongolia.
Presidents

A hydroelectric station in Taishir soum of Gobi-Altai aimag is supplying
energy to Zavkhan and Gobi-Altai aimags. The Chief of the Energy Regulatory
Board, N.Myagmarsuren, has said the electricity is being supplied along high
voltage lines.

The SME Office is planning to use in two phases MNT75 billion in
Japanese aid to develop SMEs. Of the total amount, MNT3 billion will be spent on
employees’ training and putting in place the right procedural framework. MNT10
billion will be lent

Wednesday’s meeting of the Standing Committee on State Structure focused on the first reading of the draft law on parliamentary election. One proposal in the draft came in for extensive discussion. This calls for civil servants or those having to

The Constitutional Court has ruled that Article #15 of the Law on Political Parties does not violate the Constitution. It says that in the event a party changes its name, members who do not agree to the change will not

After reviewing the material sent to it by the Anti
Corruption Authority (ACA), the Ulaanbaatar Prosecutors Office has concluded
there can be no case against Sh.Saikhansambuu. The MP had said in some media
interviews that he had bribed State officials including some MPs.

The Standing Committee on the Economy yesterday discussed
a draft law on creating a loan database and decided to submit it to Parliament
for further discussion. The draft seeks inclusion of all individuals and
organizations who have borrowed from banks in a database