The commissions on Constitutional and Legal Affairs and on National Defense will prepare their reports about the Road Safety Code and Political Administrative Division bills that will be put for consideration to the Parliament on Sunday, August 1.

The commission on Economic Affairs will evaluate the fulfillment of economic plans, the implementation of the State budget in the first semester of 2010, production rates, the performance of the ALBA Bank and the South Bank, and the replacement of imports.

Deputies in the agriculture and food commission will analyze studies on the coffee and cacao production in the country and the food offer to the people as well as its commercialization specifically in Havana.

The commission of Local Government Bodies will evaluate the response to complaints, requests and suggestions by the people, the latest report by the delegates to their voters and national efforts to strengthen the public character of municipal assemblies of the people’s power.

Representatives of the Ministry of Transportation will report to the commission on Public Services the results of the experimental project of renting out taxis to drivers and the implementation of a program for the recovery of the railroad industry, while the Interior Ministry will present a report on the renting of barbershops and beauty parlors and the increase in the selling of construction materials to the people.

Members of the International Relations commission will evaluate the situation in Haiti, the role of the United Nations faced with the most pressing problems of mankind, the relations between Cuba and both the European Union and the United States, as well as actions in favor of the release of the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters imprisoned in the US.