MARINA RAGUŠ SPOKE AHEAD OF TOMORROW'S SESSION! This message is addressed to the OPPOSITION representatives!
Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Marina Raguš stated today that the ruling coalition has no problem with holding a session to consider the motion of no confidence in the government, but that there is no excuse for the absence of opposition MPs who submitted the motion.
TL;DR
- The ruling coalition is prepared to hold a session on the no-confidence vote against the government.
- Deputy Speaker Marina Raguš criticized the opposition's absence from the session as irresponsible, especially concerning such an important topic.
- A quorum of 126 MPs is required for the debate on the no-confidence motion to begin.
- Raguš explained that a successful no-confidence vote does not automatically lead to new elections; the President decides on that.
- She noted that opposition MPs often use parliamentary sessions to discuss no-confidence matters rather than the agenda topics.
- Raguš expressed the ruling coalition's desire for dialogue and political agreement with the opposition.
- She believes citizens expect MPs to engage in civil dialogue.
- The session on the no-confidence motion, initially scheduled for today, was postponed due to a lack of quorum and is now rescheduled for tomorrow.
- Another session with 40 agenda items is also scheduled for tomorrow.