Standards of Bicameralism: The Implementation Perspective in Georgia
Bicameralism has become one of the main institutes of modern political system. Since 1995 establishing of bicameral parliament is the one of the unresolved problem for Georgia. Becameralism must be seen as the precondition for development of Georgian political system. Bicameralism is capable of promoting the Restoration process of territorial integrity as well as improving legislative process in Georgia. Also It’s a possibility for realizing the separation of powers principle and indeed the better way for improving Georgian Territorial units represenation in the legislature. And in general, bicamesalism may become the precondition for the liberal democracy and political system in georgia.The issue of bicameralism has 100 years of history in Georgia. The time when Bicameral parliament becomes real is approaching, our society and political specter gets more and more evidences of it. We can not reject the system which will help the process of Restoration of territorial integrity and final deocupation from Russia.
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