The Assembly press service said lawmakers from CIS parliaments would join the members of the Assembly's permanent defense and security commission for this meeting. According to the press service, the Center for Political and International Research, the Russian State Messenger Service, the CIS Executive Committee's security and anti-criminal/antiterrorist cooperation department, and the Russian Federal Drugs Service will also send delegates to the forum.
After splitting into working groups, the commission plans to consider framework bills on militia/police, on countering mercenaries, and on organizing state messenger service; to approve amendments to the draft of the framework criminal code for CIS member states and to framework bills on criminal investigation and on foreign intelligence.
The delegates will also discuss the draft provision on the joint commission that would further align national anti-drugs, anti-crime, and anti-terror legislations of CIS member states, a concept of a CIS antiterrorist code, and the agenda of the forthcoming international conference on international cooperation in countering drug abuse and trafficking.
