Turchynov: tomorrow the coaliton will insist on tymoshenko’s appointment to pm position
13 December 2007
Published in ForUm
One of the BYuT leaders Olexander Turchynov told parliamentary journalists that tomorrow the coalition will insist on the consideration of Tymoshenko’s appointment to PM position and formation of new government.
One of the BYuT leaders Olexander Turchynov told parliamentary journalists that tomorrow the coalition will insist on the consideration of Tymoshenko’s appointment to PM position and formation of new government.
“We made all possible compromises and concessions,”
he explained.
According to Turchynov, there are no procedural, legal or physical preventions concerning voting for PM and the formation of a new government. “I hope our opponents will not demonstrate their fear of Tymoshenko and they will not block parliamentary podium again, trying to prevent voting,” he added.
Turchynov noted that after the known interference into the work of “Rada” system, it cant start working effectively. However, there are other ways of voting: roll-call bulletins or raising hands, for example.
According to Turchynov, there are no procedural, legal or physical preventions concerning voting for PM and the formation of a new government. “I hope our opponents will not demonstrate their fear of Tymoshenko and they will not block parliamentary podium again, trying to prevent voting,” he added.
Turchynov noted that after the known interference into the work of “Rada” system, it cant start working effectively. However, there are other ways of voting: roll-call bulletins or raising hands, for example.