During yesterday's session of the Lutsk City Council, after debates, the deputies did not adopt a decision to increase the deputy corps to 60 people. Thus, even after the 2006 elections, the city council will have 45 deputies. This was reported on December 22 by the Western Information Corporation's own correspondent. \n \nDeputies from the "Batkivshchyna" faction also failed to change the composition of the city executive committee. At the session, issues of privatization of communal facilities and the creation of the Lutsk City Labor Archive were considered. \n
The Lutsk City Council will retain 45 deputies
Politics · 09:37 22.12.2005
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