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“Today I sent the Freedom Party proposals for the coalition agreement and program to potential coalition partners. Our offers consist of two parts. The first is concise proposals in 5 priority areas that we have already made public before: education, rights humans, economy, as well as proposals for Lithuanians around the world and general principles of state governance, ”wrote A. Armonaitė on Facebook on Thursday.
Second, he said, a 160-item draft public policy article prepared by the Freedom Party program team and board members.
“Because there are so many of them and they are detailed, we will discuss them again in the meeting tonight, but the gist will not change. These are ideas not only for our traditional priority areas, but also suggestions on how to make Lithuania more respectful of the environment, helping the most vulnerable, applying smart technologies, reducing bureaucracy, allowing cities to attract more investment to create objects important to the state, etc. We are ready to discuss all these points and we hope that our colleagues will support them ” says the politician.
The Liberal Movement outlined on Thursday the goals it will seek to include in the coalition treaty. This is to reduce the personal income tax (PIT) to 15%., to legalize same-sex couples, the use of non-Lithuanian letters in personal names. In addition, the desire to sign a national agreement on education.
In a statement issued on Thursday, the TS-LKD president expected the negotiation of the coalition agreement to be completed next week.
“With the Freedom Party and the Liberal Movement, we exchanged positions of the parties on the political and programmatic principles and priority works of the formation of the coalition.
In the coming days, we will examine in detail the principles and priority work proposed by the coalition partners for the coalition agreement and assess which provisions can already be integrated into a single document, requiring further consultation and discussion. If necessary, we will talk to partners remotely. We expect the joint text to be agreed early next week, “said G. Landsbergis, president of TS-LKD.
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