Starting October 26, the Constitutional Court of Georgia will begin considering the justification of the case on the banning of five opposition parties. The first three days of the meetings, which began on October 21, were devoted to opposition proposals, all of which were rejected as unfounded or legally meaningless. According to the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Ravaz Nadrai, the consideration of the merits of the matter will begin with the judge's report. The sessions will be held daily until October 29.