Parliamentary opposition BSP and DPS request resignation of Speaker Tsveta Karayancheva
The largest parliamentary opposition, the Bulgarian Socialist Party has tabled a motion to Parliament requesting the resignation of Speaker Tsveta Karayancheva.
The leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) – an otherwise key supporter of majority policies and legislative initiatives – Mustafa Karadaya held a press briefing, declaring his party’s intention to support the motion.
BSP points to “violating the rules of the legislative process and use of language, which harm the reputation of the Parliament” as the chief reason for the request to Karayancheva’s resignation.
In addition, the authors cite Karayancheva’s lack of knowledge of the Constitution, impairing transparency of the institution by attempting to isolate journalists’ corner far away from MPs, and helping PM Boyko Borissov skip important hearings.
BSP leader Korneliya Ninova pointed out Borissov has been absent from all weekly parliamentary control sittings for a year. He has not attended a number of key debates and votes either, Ninova said.
The leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) – an otherwise key supporter of majority policies and legislative initiatives – Mustafa Karadaya held a press briefing, declaring his party’s intention to support the motion.
BSP points to “violating the rules of the legislative process and use of language, which harm the reputation of the Parliament” as the chief reason for the request to Karayancheva’s resignation.
In addition, the authors cite Karayancheva’s lack of knowledge of the Constitution, impairing transparency of the institution by attempting to isolate journalists’ corner far away from MPs, and helping PM Boyko Borissov skip important hearings.
BSP leader Korneliya Ninova pointed out Borissov has been absent from all weekly parliamentary control sittings for a year. He has not attended a number of key debates and votes either, Ninova said.
Източник: mediapool.bg
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