Mamuka Mdinaradze: We would not have returned to the law, if the finances had been transparent, our promise was that we would not return to the law, their promise was that they would be transparent, which they did not keep

They should stop talking about promises - we would not have returned to the law, if the finances had been transparent, our promise was that we would not return to the law, their promise was that they would be transparent, which they did not keep, - Mamuka Mdinaradze, the leader of the parliamentary majority, said about the draft law “On transparency of foreign influence".

According to him, despite the promise, the transparency of financing of non-governmental organizations has worsened.

"Personally, I and other leaders of Georgian Dream are being bullied - yes, our promise was that we would not return to the law, their promise was that they would be transparent. Where is the transparency of finances? Is making matters worse transparency? Where is their promise? Finances have become more non-transparent. We can give thousands of examples. Their promise was transparency, this promise is not kept, the situation is getting worse. They should stop talking about promises - we would not have returned to the law, if the finances had been transparent, our promise was that we would not return to the law, their promise was that they would be transparent, which they did not keep and deceived the Georgian state, Georgian society", Mamuka Mdinaradze said.