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ARMENIA'S PM DISPLEASED WITH PARLIAMENT'S INTERFERENCE IN GOVERNMENT'S
WORK
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 22. ARMINFO. Armenia's Prime Minister Andranik
Margaryan has instructed his subordinate structures not to answer the
requests of the councils set by Parliament Speaker Artur Bagdassaryan
and not to take part in their work.
In an interview to Haykakan Zhamanak Margaryan says that it's not the
government's duty to help these councils and that parliament speaker
has no legal right to set up such structures. This is direct
interference in the cabinet's work. Margaryan notes that he has never
allowed himself to meddle with the parliament's work. "If there are
any issues of concern for the parliament they can be raised in
parliamentary commissions or at parliamentary hearings," he says.
WORK
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 22. ARMINFO. Armenia's Prime Minister Andranik
Margaryan has instructed his subordinate structures not to answer the
requests of the councils set by Parliament Speaker Artur Bagdassaryan
and not to take part in their work.
In an interview to Haykakan Zhamanak Margaryan says that it's not the
government's duty to help these councils and that parliament speaker
has no legal right to set up such structures. This is direct
interference in the cabinet's work. Margaryan notes that he has never
allowed himself to meddle with the parliament's work. "If there are
any issues of concern for the parliament they can be raised in
parliamentary commissions or at parliamentary hearings," he says.