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Proportionally (as for the Ordinary National Assembly) the deputies of the Great National Assembly will be elected. This was finally decided by the deputies at the second reading.
Thus, they rejected the creation of a new chapter in the Electoral Code for the elections to the Supreme National Assembly, as well as the initial proposal of the governing bodies that the elections be proportional and majority.
The debates on the second day of the IC vote in the plenary hall are much quieter. The biggest controversy was sparked by a formality. There was confusion among the deputies during the vote on a technical issue.
Should paragraph 8 of the bill be deleted or rejected? It determines that the title of Chapter 50 of the Electoral Code will be renamed “Elections of members of Parliament for the National Assembly”.
The Patriots’ proposal was to “delete” the paragraph, “drop” the BSP, and “reject” GERB, which is practically the same thing. However, who to vote for whose proposal confused the deputies in the consensus situation.
“We are ‘in favor’, you are ‘against’, how can I tell you more clearly”, almost scolds from the platform the head of the legal commission Anna Alexandrova.
“Ms. Alexandrova, do not influence the room. Let each deputy decide how to vote,” said NA President Tsveta Karayancheva with a smile.
A 5 minute break followed so that everyone could clarify the situation, after which the paragraph was rejected, receiving support only from GERB.
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