Greek Parliament Holding Second Vote on Constitutional Revision
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Greek Parliament Holding Second Vote on Constitutional Revision
ATHENS - The Parliament is expected to proceed on Wednesday with the second vote on the revision of the Constitution. The second vote will determine the majority by which the provisions deemed eligible for revision will be "carried over" to the next Parliament, which will be tasked with completing the constitutional revision process. The votes secured by New Democracy’s proposal will determine the majority required in the next Parliament, which …
The opposition has made it clear that it does not intend to give a "blank check" to the next government majority for the revision of the Constitution The post Parliament: Today the second vote on the constitutional revision appeared first on in.gr.
With strong pre-election characteristics, the second debate on the Constitution is expected to turn into a summit clash of political leaders on all the fronts that remain open and were also highlighted at the 90th TIF. And while the debate on the issues of post-election collaborations is heating up, the second vote on the revision of the country's charter will come to confirm that the political forces cannot agree, not on the content, which is c…
In the first vote, in July, PASOK and the opposition "mined" any possibility of achieving an increased consensus of at least 180 MPs that would allow the next Parliament to revise the Constitution by a simple majority.
The roll-call, electronic vote in Parliament for the Constitutional Revision was completed on Wednesday afternoon (16/9), with none of the proposed amendments being passed.
The second vote on the Constitutional Revision held no surprises or notable numerical changes. All the provisions put to the vote “received” the passport for the next revisionist Parliament, but none of them secured a majority of 180 votes. The fate of the revisionist project will now be definitively decided by the correlations of the political forces in the next […] The article Constitutional Revision: All the provisions received the “passport”…
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