On September 16, the Second Vote on the Constitutional Revision
6 Articles
6 Articles
In the first process held last July, proposals to amend the country's supreme charter were approved only with the votes of the government majority.
At the forefront of the changes proposed by ND is the revision of article 86 on the criminal liability of ministers by abolishing the competence of Parliament to conduct a pre-investigation examination.
The second vote on the Constitutional Amendment has been scheduled for next Wednesday, September 16, in the Plenary Session of the Parliament. In the vote, the 33 proposals of the New Democracy will be put to the ballot box again, none of which in the first vote held in July gathered a broad majority of 180 MPs, so that it can “pass” with 151 in the […]
Next week, the 33 proposals of New Democracy are expected to be put to a vote again.
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