US Edition[Opinion] Parliament – Hcc without Opinion on the Possibility for Resigning Mps From Their Parliamentary Group to Join the Presidential Majority
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"The Constitution does not exclude the creation of a parliamentary group composed of resigning MPs who have become independent." By this assertion, enshrined in article 1 of its opinion issued on Tuesday, 16 December, the High Constitutional Court (HCC) is putting an end to a legal and political controversy that has been agitating the National Assembly for several weeks. Seized by the President of the Lower House, the court was called upon to ru…
Antananarivo, 16 December, 16h55 – Will the resigning MPs of their parliamentary group be able to join the new platform of the presidential majority? The opinion of the High Constitutional Court (HCC) on the subject has been asked by the president of the National Assembly Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko, but the latter has abstained from answering it. The HCC cannot give an opinion on the formation of a platform for the ‘presidential majority' in the…
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