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The Speaker of the Knesset will promote a law that will make it possible to establish an ethics committee even without the consent of the opposition

MK Miki Levy convened a special meeting in his office, which was also attended by senior members of the Knesset's Legal Bureau.

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Yaki Adamkar

Sunday, 21 November 2021, 17:55

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It has not yet been finally decided what the composition of the new committee will be.

Levy (Photo: Knesset Spokeswoman, Noam Moskowitz)

The Speaker of the Knesset, MK Miki Levy, decided today (Sunday) to promote in a speedy process a law that will make it possible to establish the Ethics Committee in the Knesset, even in the absence of agreement with the opposition.

Levy convened a special meeting in his office that dealt with the issue, in which senior members of the Knesset Legal Bureau also participated.

Levy sought to draft a bill that would allow the establishment of the committee despite the opposition's refusal to cooperate with it.

Sources present at the meeting said that it has not yet been finally decided what the composition of the new committee will be, and the discussion is underway.

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Announced her resignation from the committee - before convening.

Gamliel (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Levy tried to form the committee last weekend despite opposition from the opposition, and sent letters of appointment to Knesset members who were supposed to serve on it, including Yaakov Margi of Shas, Gila Gamliel of the Likud and Osama Saadi of the joint list. The

three announced their resignation from the committee. Levy is leading a move to set up the committee despite opposition from the opposition, and intends to advance a new law in favor of the move.

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