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It registers a proposal of this type for a draft resolution that is being examined in the Seimas, which would have been presented to the Constitutional Court.
“The president of the Seimas did not familiarize the members of the Seimas with the LLRA-KŠS received on October 31 of this year. In his complaint, he unilaterally made the decision not to submit the matter to the Seimas for consideration and not to present an investigation to the Constitutional Court; November 3 immediately registered the draft resolution of the Seimas “On the investigation before the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Lithuania” and began the examination of the resolution in the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania; it is proposed that this text be included in the preamble of the draft resolution.
A. Širinskienė, who registered the proposal, says that “the circumstances of the adoption of the Seimas resolution may be significant when the Constitutional Court presents a finding on violations of the Seimas Electoral Law during 2020 elections.”
In the outgoing Seimas, there is the possibility of implementing the initiative of a group of parliamentarians to address the Constitutional Court (CC) for possible violations of the Seimas Elections Law.
On Thursday, 62 members of the Seimas voted in favor of the draft resolution, 27 against and 26 abstentions.
Following deliberations in the designated lead Seimas Law & Order Committee, the Seimas intends to further consider the possible appeal to the CC on November 10.
Parliamentarians would like to ask whether a large-scale information campaign “Everything is fine, Woldemortai” is being carried out during the Seimas elections directed against LLRA-KŠS and the violations in the single-member Paneriai-Grigiškės constituency in the multi-member Andrius constituency Tapinas 11 had a significant impact on the Seimas elections, recalls ELTA.
The authors of the petition emphasize that serious violations of the Seimas Elections Law can have a significant impact on the distortion of the will of voters, the formation of political power and the future of the State and the Nation.
Likewise, they affirm that the Constitution establishes the right of the Seimas to go to the Constitutional Court with an investigation into the conclusion of whether the Seimas Elections Law has not been violated.
The text of the petition was signed by the “peasants” of the Seimas, social workers and representatives of the Polish Electoral Campaign of Lithuania-Union of Christian Families.
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