Representatives of the media can obtain information on the activities and work of the National Assembly from the National Assembly’s Public Relations Department.
As you already know, as stipulated by the Law on National Assembly (Article 11) and the National Assembly Rules of Procedure (Articles 255 to 261), the work of the supreme legislative body is public and we stand ready to supply the public with all requested information on the National Assembly, as well as information not in the Assembly’s scope by discovering how best to access it. The option to follow direct broadcasts of the plenary sessions and all the sittings of the working bodies via live streaming on the Assembly’s website again attests to the public nature of the National Assembly’s work and its transparency.
The Public Relations Department also performs both annual and daily accrediting of representatives of the media that follow the work of the National Assembly. Within the organizational structure of the National Assembly, the Public Relations Department belongs to the Secretariat and is accountable for its work to the Secretary General.