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Case No 2022-34-01
On Compliance of Section 33, Paragraph One of the Law on Social Services and Social Assistance and Section 2.2, Paragraphs Two and Three of the Law On Social Security with Article 1 and Article 109 of the Satversme of the Republic of Latvia
Adjudicated
13. Saeimas deputāti: Andrejs Klementjevs; Jānis Urbanovičs; Nikolajs Kabanovs; Artūrs Rubiks; Regīna Ločmele; Edgars Kucins; Vladimirs Nikonovs; Zenta Tretjaka; Jānis Krišāns; Jānis Tutins; Inga Goldberga; Igors Pimenovs; Vitālijs Orlovs; Sergejs Dolgopolovs; Valērijs Agešins; Boriss Cilevičs; Karina Sprūde; Ivans Ribakovs; Ivans Klementjevs; Ļubova Švecova
05.10.2023.

09.10.2023.

On Compliance of Section 33, Paragraph One of the Law on Social Services and Social Assistance and Section 2.2, Paragraphs Two and Three of the Law On Social Security with Article 1 and Article 109 of the Satversme of the Republic of Latvia

The Constitutional Court held:
1. To recognise Section 33 (1) of Law on Social Services and Social Assistance (in the wording that was in effect from 1 January 2021 until 30 June 2023) and the second and the third part of Section 2.2 of the Law “On Social Security” (in the wording that was in effect from 1 January 2021 until 30 June 2023) as being incompatible with Article 1 and Article 109 of the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia”.
2.To recognise the first and the second part of Section 33 (1) of Law on Social Services and Social Assistance (in the wording that is effect since 1 July 2023) and the second and the third part of Section 2.2 of the Law “On Social Security” (in the wording that is effect since 1 July 2023) as being incompatible with Article 1 and Article 109 of the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia and void as of 1 January 2025”.

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