The Constitutional Court found on Monday that the laws on the powers of the national COVID response team adopted by parliament were in line with the constitution and that most of the decisions the team made because of the epidemic were lawful.

At a closed session, the court did not accept, or dismissed most of the motions which disputed the legality of the team’s powers and decisions.

The court also repealed amendments to the law on the renting of flats.

All of today’s decisions were made with ten votes for and three dissenting votes.