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After government approval: The Knesset discusses approval of the closure restrictions
The Knesset committee convened to approve an exemption from the rebate obligation for the Great Corona Bill, which would require changes to allow for restrictions on demonstrations.
The bill will allow for further changes in the work issues of vital factors and the operation of the IDF. At the end of the discussion, the plenum will approve the bill in three readings.
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Yaki Adamkar
Thursday, 24 September 2020, 14:40
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In the video: Netanyahu announces full closure (Photo: Walla! NEWS system, edited by Itai Amram)
The Knesset discussed today (Thursday) the approval of the changes that were added after the government decided to impose a general closure and restrictions on demonstrations in the public space.
Knesset House Committee, MK Eitan Ginzburg, convened to approve an exemption from discount bill large beams, which required changes, so as to allow the restrictions on demonstrations.
Thereby, to demonstrate the closure in groups of up to 20 and not far from the 1,000-meter house The bill will also allow for further changes related to the work of vital factors, the operation of public transportation, etc. After that, the Knesset plenum will be opened so that the MKs will approve the proposal on first reading.
At the end of the debate, the bill will move to a second and third reading debate in the Constitution Committee.
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The imposition of the general closure is brought to the Knesset for discussion.
Closure in Tel Aviv (Photo: Israel Police)
The discussions in the committee are expected to last a long time, in light of the fact that its members will also be required to approve the other regulations approved tonight by the government ahead of the closure that will begin tomorrow at 14:00.
Only after the discussion in the Constitution Committee will the Knesset plenum convene again to approve the bill in the second and third readings.
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MK Miki Levy (Yesh Atid) said that the decision to impose a general closure was irresponsible, "that smells of cynical political considerations."
"Businesses are entering this closure battered and bruised, there is no state budget, the deficit is huge and the Israeli economy is in insufficient and it is not too late to change this nonsense."
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