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HEATED MEETING WITH ARMENIA'S PARLIAMENT CHAIRMAN - NEWSPAPER
NEWS.AM
June 14, 2012 | 06:53
YEREVAN. - Wednesday's meeting between Armenian National Assembly
(NA) Speaker Hovik Abrahamyan and NA Faction leaders was very heated,
and the ARF Dashnaktsutyun Party played the part of the main opponent,
Hraparak daily writes.
"[ARF Faction leader] Armen Rustamyan complained that [the ruling
Republican Party] RPA violated the NA Rules of Procedure yet again and
formed twelve standing committees instead of ten. 'Twelve committees
mean twelve [service] cars, that many salaries, secretaries, etc.
Hovik Abrahamyan objected to Rustamyan: 'You have one deputy
chairperson of committee.' 'It would have been better if we had not,"
chafed Armen Rustamyan. 'The RPA has two more committee chairpersons.'
Rustamyan's next complaint was about the violation of the NA Rules
of Procedure. The factions received the decision on the list of the
members of the standing committees, when the committee deputies are
not yet selected.
'Either change the statute, or the decision,' demanded Rustamyan.
"Then, we'll change it," said Abrahamyan," Hraparak writes.
NEWS.AM
June 14, 2012 | 06:53
YEREVAN. - Wednesday's meeting between Armenian National Assembly
(NA) Speaker Hovik Abrahamyan and NA Faction leaders was very heated,
and the ARF Dashnaktsutyun Party played the part of the main opponent,
Hraparak daily writes.
"[ARF Faction leader] Armen Rustamyan complained that [the ruling
Republican Party] RPA violated the NA Rules of Procedure yet again and
formed twelve standing committees instead of ten. 'Twelve committees
mean twelve [service] cars, that many salaries, secretaries, etc.
Hovik Abrahamyan objected to Rustamyan: 'You have one deputy
chairperson of committee.' 'It would have been better if we had not,"
chafed Armen Rustamyan. 'The RPA has two more committee chairpersons.'
Rustamyan's next complaint was about the violation of the NA Rules
of Procedure. The factions received the decision on the list of the
members of the standing committees, when the committee deputies are
not yet selected.
'Either change the statute, or the decision,' demanded Rustamyan.
"Then, we'll change it," said Abrahamyan," Hraparak writes.