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Armenia’s parliament has postponed a controversial bill that aims to create a unified database of all mobile phones in the country, denying service to unregistered devices. The Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly has published a report on Armenia’s June parliamentary election, describing the vote as well-run but raising concerns about foreign interference, campaign practices and the handling of disputed polling results.
By Lia Avagyan Armenia has postponed parliamentary consideration of a bill requiring mobile phones to be registered by their IMEI numbers for up to two months to clarify technical provisions, High-Tech Industry Minister Davit Tadevosyan said Wednesday. Speaking at a parliamentary committee meeting, Tadevosyan said the additional time would allow officials to make the bill’s terminology more precise and address comments received on the proposal.
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