During the same period, she served as the government's focal point for the EU Special Representative to Georgia on Legal and Constitutional Reforms and Human Rights – Thomas Hammarberg.

[3] Chugoshvili led the development of the first national strategy and the action plan on human rights protection in Georgia.

According to the recent Constitutional amendments, adopted in 2018, Georgia can be considered a fully Parliamentary Republic and human rights are protected on high standards.

The Council is responsible for elaborating and developing legislative framework in the field of gender equality as well as providing opinion and endorsing respective strategy.

The Council oversees the activities of relevant state bodies in the field of gender equality and facilitates awareness-raising campaigns.

[8] Under her leadership the Gender Equality Council: Draft legislative amendments on women's political and economic empowerment have been prepared.

According to the new Rules of Procedure of the Parliament and within the framework of the increased oversight function of the Gender Equality Council, the Council has started to implement new oversight tool – thematic inquiries, which are intended to systematically study an important issue and develop proper draft decisions and recommendations for relevant state agencies.