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ACCORDING TO VICTOR DALLAKIAN, THERE IS NO COALITION ANY MORE, AND NEW MAJORITY MUST BE CREATED
Noyan Tapan
May 23 2006
YEREVAN, MAY 23, NOYAN TAPAN. The National Assembly Speaker's
resignation may not be considered not to be an agenda issue of the
Parliament, and deputies have a right to touch upon that issue. Victor
Dallakian, the "Ardaroutiun" (Justice) faction Secretary stated
about it at the May 22 NA sitting, in responce to Tigran Torosian's
persuasions to pass to discussion of the agenda issues. "Nobody has a
right to advise deputies and say that they do not speak in connection
with the agenda: I told you, isn't the NA Speaker's resignation
an issue of the agenda?," Dallakian mentioned. According to him,
a serious event took place in the country which must be estimated
by deputies. Dallakian stated that today the coalition making the
parliamentary majority, which has 50-55 deputies, makes an attempt
"to re-form parliamentary works." The "Ardaroutiun" faction Secretary
mentioned that there is no coalition any more, and there are two ways
in the created situation: dissolution of the Parliament and holding
of new parliamentary elections, or resignation of the Government and
formation of a new parliamentary majority.
Noyan Tapan
May 23 2006
YEREVAN, MAY 23, NOYAN TAPAN. The National Assembly Speaker's
resignation may not be considered not to be an agenda issue of the
Parliament, and deputies have a right to touch upon that issue. Victor
Dallakian, the "Ardaroutiun" (Justice) faction Secretary stated
about it at the May 22 NA sitting, in responce to Tigran Torosian's
persuasions to pass to discussion of the agenda issues. "Nobody has a
right to advise deputies and say that they do not speak in connection
with the agenda: I told you, isn't the NA Speaker's resignation
an issue of the agenda?," Dallakian mentioned. According to him,
a serious event took place in the country which must be estimated
by deputies. Dallakian stated that today the coalition making the
parliamentary majority, which has 50-55 deputies, makes an attempt
"to re-form parliamentary works." The "Ardaroutiun" faction Secretary
mentioned that there is no coalition any more, and there are two ways
in the created situation: dissolution of the Parliament and holding
of new parliamentary elections, or resignation of the Government and
formation of a new parliamentary majority.