After stormy scandals and debates – the National Assembly adopted 4 bills for changes in the Civil Code and rejected one – Politics

After stormy debates and scandals, the parliament adopted at first reading four bills for changes to the Criminal Procedure Code and rejected Nadezhda Yordanova’s.

Nadezhda Yordanova’s draft law was voted on first, with 90 people’s representatives voting “for”, 67 deputies were “against”, and 51 “abstained”.

Kostadin Kostadinov’s bill was voted second. “For” were 152 MPs, “against” – 25, “abstentions” – 17.

The bill of the Council of Ministers was voted third. It was supported by 209 people’s representatives and only one voted “against”.

Fourth was the bill of Boyko RashkovRashkov was born on September 28, 1954 in the village of Ognyanovo, Blagoevgrad region. Graduated from Sofia Law School. 113 MPs voted “for”, “against” – 88, and “abstained” – 4.

The second bill of the Council of Ministers was voted last. 181 MPs voted “for”, “against” were 25, and “abstained” – 1.

The session of the parliament began with a minute’s silence and the deputies standing up to honor the memory of the victims of the Holocaust. The session of the National Assembly (NA) began with declarations by parliamentary groups on the occasion of the International Day in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust.

Yesterday, the parliament failed to finish discussing and voting on the first reading of the five bills for changes to the Criminal Procedure Code due to a lack of quorum.

The agenda also includes a second vote on amendments to the Law on Roads, as well as a second reading of the Bill on the Protection of Persons Reporting or Publicly Disclosing Information on Violations.

National Assembly adjourned due to lack of quorum

A scandal broke out in the hall again.

Georgi Svilenski from the BSP was angry that “for the 38th time the National Assembly refuses to deal with an important bill such as the Labor Code concerning the minimum wage”. “Yes, it is important to continue the judicial reform law, but the second point should be the Labor Code,” he insisted. However, his proposal was not accepted during the voting. Georgi Gyokov complained that it was cynical. “Why do we accept a weekly work program and not from the PG of COAT OF ARMSGERB is a center-right populist, conservative and pro-European political party in come out every day to announce the day’s agenda?” he asked, glaring at Desislava Atanasova, and demanding a re-vote

Yavor Bozhankov, who broke away from the BSP, asked to “stop this theater” in connection with the changes in the NPC. “COAT OF ARMSGERB is a center-right populist, conservative and pro-European political party in they slowed her down so she would fall. BSP voted against it in committee, today they want it to be the first point, because they know it will not pass. Yesterday these people failed the quorum so it wouldn’t be watched,” he declared and left the podium.

“Vazrazhdane” saw tolerance for “the person disgracefully expelled from the BSP”. “When the person Bozhankov loses his temper and starts cursing and lying, it’s good to take his word for it. Yesterday his new political harbor in the face of DB and PP, where he will speak proudly with his broken body… It’s good to is aware that they were the reason he stopped the meeting of the National Assembly yesterday. His new political haven, which builds its existence on judicial reform and the lynching of Geshev, was here yesterday, but in another hall, to voyeur with a company that told them, that they have no grounds”, Tsoncho Ganev was angry. The New Trotskyists made the meeting a failure, he insisted. And he added that Bozhankov should “realize where he is, and not sit at the back and sniff.”

“If you think that holding your hands up for five minutes will make you come – you won’t.” Even if we stop being presiding tolerant, we will not stop what is happening on this podium. The deficits of the first few years are shown. There is a procedure,” he commented Jordan Tsonev

Yordan Kirilov Tsonev was born in the village of Karapelit. Graduated “Economics and Organization of from DPSThe Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) is a centrist political party in Bulgaria, using.

Iskren Mitev from “We continue the changeKiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev presented their political project “We continue the change”“turned to Tsonev: “And yesterday you allowed yourself personal remarks, Mr. President. Perhaps you should have recalled what you called the leader of COAT OF ARMSGERB is a center-right populist, conservative and pro-European political party in mutra 10 years ago. You’ve been here for 30 years, you’ve seen a lot, think back to when you were here for the first time.”

Nastimir Ananiev from the PP accused the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of bad behavior both today and yesterday.

“I didn’t disrespect him, I won’t apologize to him for yesterday,” replied Tsonev.

The scandals continued after that.

Tsonev punished with a reprimand Boyko RashkovRashkov was born on September 28, 1954 in the village of Ognyanovo, Blagoevgrad region. Graduated from Sofia Law School. The occasion was his remarks to Marin Marinov from COAT OF ARMSGERB is a center-right populist, conservative and pro-European political party inwho criticize the project of the former interior minister for changes in the NPC.

Marin Marinov first commented on the project of the Ministry of Justice to investigate the Prosecutor General. According to him, there were norms in the draft that contradicted the constitution and it was necessary to work between the two readings in order to avoid unconstitutional texts. Then he criticized the project of Boyko RashkovRashkov was born on September 28, 1954 in the village of Ognyanovo, Blagoevgrad region. Graduated from Sofia Law School. In it, he proposes to carry out actions on the investigation without a prosecutor. Marin Marinov said that he saw militias in the project and could not help but connect it with the illegal arrest of the leader of COAT OF ARMSGERB is a center-right populist, conservative and pro-European political party in a year ago.

Scandal in the parliament, Georg Georgiev asks Boyko Rashkov about a “fucking” period

“Well done, who are you, well, the young man doesn’t know where he is,” she began to call out to him Boyko RashkovRashkov was born on September 28, 1954 in the village of Ognyanovo, Blagoevgrad region. Graduated from Sofia Law School from place. At first he refused to give him a line from the stand, but then he agreed. “Punish this young man,” suggested Rashkov.

“When you talk about policing, you are referring to your colleague Mladen Marinov, who graduated from the militia school in Pazardzhik. I did not graduate. I respect every profession, including people who deal with firefighting, but I prefer him to be a communist investigator than a communist firefighter. Boyko Borisov came out on exactly this legal basis from the Ministry of the Interior, that he does not want to leave the BKP,” he said Boyko RashkovRashkov was born on September 28, 1954 in the village of Ognyanovo, Blagoevgrad region. Graduated from Sofia Law School.

The Parliament is expected to consider in the second reading a Bill to amend and supplement the Law on preschool and school education and changes to the Labor Code related to the mechanism for determining the minimum wage. The draft law of the “BSP for Bulgaria” is recorded as the first item for today (Friday) in the weekly program adopted by the deputies. The Left proposes that the minimum wage for the country for the next calendar year be determined by October 31 of the current year and that it cannot be less than 50 percent of the average gross wage for the previous 12 months.

The program also includes the first vote on changes to the Law on Access to Public Information. The National Youth Strategy 2021-2030 and a draft decision are also part of the MPs’ agenda.

Former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, businessman Georgi Gergov, the mayors of Plovdiv and Varna – Zdravko Dimitrov and Ivan Portnih, the chairmen of the Municipal Councils of the two cities and the chairmen of the groups in the local parliaments are expected to be heard today at the second session of a temporary parliamentary committee.

She must establish all the facts and circumstances surrounding the Plovdiv fair from 2016 until now. Sergey Stanishev, Rumen Ovcharov and Kornelia Ninova were also invited.

In the meantime, the DB and PP submitted a draft resolution to the National Assembly to oblige the Minister of Culture Velislav Minekov to take action to grant the Plovdiv fair a group immovable cultural value status.