Raw LLM Responses

From what I could figure out the bill passed by the Parliament was not a law but a decree (postanova). The Parliament passes those to provide additional orders on how laws should be implemented, that is how they appoint a speaker, decide on the agenda etc. Interstingly, in the case of Ukraine, these decrees can also be of executive character, i.e. contain direct orders in them. They have less legal authority then laws, and it is unclear to me what their legal autority is compared to the Presidential and Cabinet of Ministers decrees. The decrees don't have to be signed by the President, just by the speaker of the Parliament and published in the Parliament newspaper. I understand that the Decree from yesterday is now signed, so once published, it is legally an order for the troops to return to their baracks, unless, possibly, overturned by a Presidential Decree. In any case it can not just be overturned by a simple order by the President or a Minister, those would be illegal.