11.5. address, without delay, the concerns and recommendations of the Assembly expressed in Resolution 2438 (2022) and Resolution 2561 (2024), including the recommendation to revoke the Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence, and the concerns about the Law on Administrative Offences, which should be addressed by taking into account the urgent opinions of the Venice Commission;

11.6. release all political prisoners before the 2025 April part-session of the Assembly;

11.7. continue to engage fully with the Assembly’s monitoring procedure and work to ensure that monitoring mechanisms function effectively during the pre-election period, thereby strengthening timely warnings against any democratic decline.

12. At the same time, as a clear sign of its condemnation of the police brutality and other human rightsabuses, which so far have not been addressed by the authorities, the Assembly resolves to suspend thefollowing rights of the members of the Georgian delegation:

12.1. right to be full member or alternate of the following committees: the Committee on Political Affairs and Democracy, the Monitoring Committee, the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights, the Committee on the Election of Judges to the European Court of Human Rights and the Committee on Rules of Procedure, Immunities, and Institutional Affairs;

12.2. right to be a member of election observation committees;

12.3. right to be appointed rapporteur;

12.4. right to be a candidate for the office of the President of the Assembly, chairperson or vice-chairperson of a committee or a sub-committee;

12.5. right to represent the Assembly in Council of Europe bodies by Bureau decision, and right to represent the Assembly on an occasional basis (by Bureau or committee decision) at events, meetings, conferences organised by Council of Europe bodies, international organisations or interparliamentary assemblies.

13. The Assembly further resolves to explore ways of strengthening the participation of Georgian extra-parliamentarian opposition and civil society in its actions with regard to Georgia, including within theframework of the Monitoring Committee.

14. The Assembly will have the opportunity to reconsider the credentials of the Georgian delegation,including the suspension of the above-mentioned rights, at its April 2025 part-session, in the light of progressachieved in relation to the issues mentioned in paragraph 11, under the conditions provided for in Rule 9 of itsRules of Procedure

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