Constitutional Court to resume hearing on party case tomorrow at 11:00

The Constitutional Court hearing on the case to declare five opposition parties unconstitutional will resume on October 29 at 11:00.

Court Chairman Revaz Nadaraia says the court remains at the explanation stage. Tomorrow the process will continue with explanations from Nika Gvaramia, representative of the "Coalition for Change". At today's session, the "Coalition for Change" gave its explanations.

Consideration of the lawsuit at the Constitutional Court began on October 21. Until now, the court has not granted any motion filed by representatives of the opposition parties. The case will be heard by a plenum composed of seven judges.

The lawsuit is signed by 88 members of parliament. The court's agenda includes the question of declaring five associations unconstitutional: "Unity - National Movement", "Coalition for Change - Gvaramia Melia Girchi It's Time", "Strong Georgia - Lelo, for the People, for Freedom!", "Federalist Party" and "Gakharia for Georgia".

The constitutional lawsuit is accompanied by the conclusion of the temporary investigative commission created in the XI convocation of parliament.