Azerbaijan, Baku, October 30 / Trend A. Huseynbala /
Azerbaijani MP does not rule out probable preparation of the bill on ex-presidents' status.
"The bill Ex-presidents' status will be a serious document. I do not rule out that this project will be prepared in the presidential administration and submitted to the Parliament," MP, chairman of 'Ana Veten' party, Fazail Agamali, told Trend .
Ex-presidents' status is expected to be given in additions and changes made in the Azerbaijani constitution during the referendum held on March 18. It is necessary to prepare a new law in the parliament.
Head of oppositional Great Creation Party, MP Fazil Mustafa has prepared and submitted the bill 'Ex-presidents' status before.
Agamali said that additions and changes made in the constitution must be reflected in the legislative acts.
"I think that no problems will occur while preparing 'Ex-presidents' status and submitting it for discussion in the parliament," MP said.
He said that if this bill is ready, it is unlikely to be submitted for discussion during the autumn session of the parliament.
"I think that this project will be approved in early 2010, i.e. during spring session," Agamaly said.
Pro-governmental party 'Ana Veten' was established in 1991. The party was represented in the parliament by 2 MPs.
"I do not believe that the bill 'Ex-presidents' status prepared by me will be submitted for discussion in the corresponding parliamentary committee and Milli Majlis," chairman of Great Creation Party, Fazil Mustafa, told Trend on October 30.
He said that it is not ruled out that the presidential administration prepares the project on 'Ex-presidents' status.
"I support it. I agree for several clauses of my project to be used. Much time passed since making changes to the constitution. Delay of the project is violation of the constitution," Mustafa said.
Opposition Great Creation Party was established in 2004. It was registered in 2005. Chairman of the party Fazil Mustafa (Fazil Gazanfaroglu) is MP. Chairman of the party was candidate for president during the elections in 2008. He got 2.4 percent of votes.
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