The Public Council’s Committee on State Affairs has its specific way of work, which is mostly conditioned by the complaints received, according Committee’s chair Grigor Badiryan. “Since its inception, the Council has received 380 complaints, with 150 addressed to our committee,” he told today a news conference, adding that there is now a special group receiving citizens’ complaints and proposals.
At that, he noted that Armenian society is still in the dark about the Public Council’s role, since the majority of complaints bear personal character not subject to the Council’s consideration
“Besides, our committee takes part in public discussions, mostly devoted to CoE Ministerial Committee-proposed rules of conduct for civil servants,” Badiryan said.
