Crimea's new Constitution which envisages the election of Head of the Republic by Members of Parliament and keeps the State Council's personnel-related powers intact will be adopted by the Crimean parliament, most likely, before April 10, with the holding of a referendum on the matter being out of question, Grigory Ioffe, head of the Constitution commission and First Deputy Speaker og the State Council of Crimea, told the newspaper Kommersant in an interview published on March 31.
The Voice of Russia: Crimea’s new Constitution is likely to be adopted by local parliament before April 10
Russian flag in Crimea as a symbol of its annexation. Crimea's local parliament is going to pass new Constitution before April 10.
