MPS from ruling coalition intend to vote at parliament sessions in coordinated manner
06.10.2007,
01:13
MPs from the ruling coalition intend to vote at the parliament sessions in a coordinated manner, Secretary of the parliament group of “Prospering Armenia” party (PAP) Aram Safarian told a press conference.
YEREVAN, October 5. /ARKA/. MPs from the ruling coalition intend to vote at the parliament sessions in a coordinated manner, Secretary of the parliament group of “Prospering Armenia” party (PAP) Aram Safarian told a press conference.
According to him, the parties intend to have consultations before each parliament’s session for discussing every single draft law.
“Every draft law will be discussed at the sitting of our party, and then three representatives of “Prospering Armenia” will be presenting our stance at the general meeting with RPA (Republic Party of Armenia - ARKA),” Safarian said.
He pointed out that the discussion will strengthen the cooperation between the coalition parties.
“We have not had yet a case when RPA’s and PAP’s stances are fundamentally different from each other, and I believe that the policy we follow in the National Assembly reduces the chances of it. We have the law lobbying mechanism in common and an intended decision to vote “against” will be pathology,” Safarian said.
The agreement on establishing a coalition was signed between the Republican Party of Armenia and “Prospering Armenia” Party on June 6. In its turn, the political coalition signed an agreement on cooperation with ARF Dashnaktsutiun. N.V. –0--
According to him, the parties intend to have consultations before each parliament’s session for discussing every single draft law.
“Every draft law will be discussed at the sitting of our party, and then three representatives of “Prospering Armenia” will be presenting our stance at the general meeting with RPA (Republic Party of Armenia - ARKA),” Safarian said.
He pointed out that the discussion will strengthen the cooperation between the coalition parties.
“We have not had yet a case when RPA’s and PAP’s stances are fundamentally different from each other, and I believe that the policy we follow in the National Assembly reduces the chances of it. We have the law lobbying mechanism in common and an intended decision to vote “against” will be pathology,” Safarian said.
The agreement on establishing a coalition was signed between the Republican Party of Armenia and “Prospering Armenia” Party on June 6. In its turn, the political coalition signed an agreement on cooperation with ARF Dashnaktsutiun. N.V. –0--
