MPs Debate the Amendment to Public Budgets, Which Was Vetoed by Pavel
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The cabinet of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) should have paid more attention to the reasons why President Petr Pavel vetoed the government's amendment to the budget laws in July. According to him, it is partly in conflict with the constitution. The head of state stated this during his visit to the Země živitelka fair and exhibition in České Budějovice on Wednesday.
The Chamber of Deputies approved the program of the August session, the main point of which is the controversial amendment to the budget rules, only about ten hours after the start of the meeting. It decided on Tuesday evening after a series of speeches by opposition representatives, who, in addition to sharing reservations about the amendment vetoed by President Petr Pavel, proposed to address other topics, especially measures against drought.
Prague - The Chamber of Deputies suspended the re-discussion of the controversial government amendment to public budgets this evening after President Petr Pavel's veto. It will return to it on Wednesday morning. So far, only the chairman of the opposition TOP 09 club, Jan Jakob, has been able to speak, urging the deputies to reject the bill. Jakob did not finish his speech. The government camp will most likely override the president's veto. This…
On Tuesday, MPs discussed the criticized change in budget rules. The government bloc is counting on overriding the president's veto, just as the Senate did before. If it succeeds, the opposition is ready to appeal to the Constitutional Court.
On Tuesday, MPs will once again discuss the government's amendment to the budget laws. It was vetoed by President Petr Pavel, who said it threatened the long-term sustainability of public finances. The parliamentary opposition fears that the bill will allow the government to relax the rules of budgetary responsibility and increase state debt. The government camp is determined to override the president's position. The coalition has already voted …
President Petr Pavel is convinced that the government of Andrej Babiš (ANO) should have paid attention to his reasons for vetoing the amendment to the budget laws. According to him, the proposal is partly in conflict with the constitution. He formulated his reservations about it clearly, he told journalists today in České Budějovice at the Země živitelka fair. MPs will meet to discuss the amendment again on Tuesday morning. The government coalit…
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