Almotamar.net - The Parliament's Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee is presently paying field visits to a number of Yemen governorates, including Sana'a and Shabwa, after its last week visits to Mareb and Rima.

According to a statement to almotamar.net by a source at the committee Tuesday the committee's visits are aimed at specifying the laws and bills issued before the unity and are still operable until now. The goal is also to determine the laws which still have not executive bills as well as to get acquainted with government central and local institutions working without executive regulations in addition to aspects of overlapping of specialties of executive offices in the governorates in addition to legal difficulties facing judicial and local powers and the security apparatuses.

The committee is also to seek opinion of local authority apparatuses and directors of executive offices, judicial power apparatuses as well as the security apparatuses. The purpose is to gather remarks and suggestions on the operating laws and their contradictions.