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VIDEO: 2020-12-11 Unscheduled session of Seimas no. 14
I. Šimonytė presented his government’s program to the Seimas on Tuesday. This time she claimed that The new government will not seek to make revolutions, it will promise less, it will continue some of the good works of the previous government.
The Prime Minister expressed the hope that in four years the public will find more confidence.
After presenting the program to the Seimas, I. Šimonytė toured the factions of the parliamentary parties.
When he met the “peasants”, he told me how it will try to manage the COVID-19 pandemic, what it will do with the “skeleton” of the Vilnius national stadium, how it will negotiate with the unions.
Visited to the Social Democrats, the Prime Minister explained why The government’s program does not include some human rights targets, answering whether it will seek to prolong the alcohol trade.
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Everyone will vote for themselves
Rita Tamašunienė, the oldest of the mixed group of Seimas members, said that I. Šimonyte had many questions: about the tax system, public procurement, regional policy, energy and social policy.
Members of the mixed group of Seimas members also spoke with the Prime Minister-designate on issues related to national minorities and human rights.
Photo by Žygimantas Gedvila / 15min / Rita Tamašunienė
“Everyone will vote according to their conscience, according to their vision, according to their desire for a new government,” said R. Tamašunienė.
G.Paluckas: the show is “like Frankenstein”
Gintautas Paluckas, leader of the opposition Social Democratic Party, explained that the government program presented by I. Šimonytė lacks coherence and completeness.
“It is like Frankenstein, sewn from the provisions of several parties that form a coalition, and that looks very good, because there really is a lack of compatibility in certain parts,” he said from the Seimas court, although he hoped that the new government would see them. corrected when IMPLEMENTATION plan.
Photo by Sigismund Gedvila / 15min / Gintautas Paluckas
Judging by the government’s program, according to G. Paluckas, the new government will deepen the existing inequality in the quality of education and will not make changes in cultural policy in the short term. In the document, he said it lacks a focus on health that is related to other areas.
“This issue needs to be integrated,” said the Social Democratic leader, who said he wanted to see how discrimination against private health facilities would be eliminated.
We have lost the link between economic targets and instruments and green exchange rate targets.
“We also lost the link between the objectives and instruments of the economy and the objectives of the green exchange rate <...>. And to speak only of higher added value, not to mention the goal of a complete economic transformation without ensuring that the polluter pays, but ensuring that the pollution does not get contaminated, is really unpleasantly surprising because it does not respond to certain aspirations and fads of modern policies ”He continued. president of the opposition party.
G. Paluckas emphasized that the Social Democrats had prepared an alternative government program and asked for their support.
The party leader did not indicate how the faction will vote.
The peasants do not support the program
At the beginning of the session, Aušrinė Norkienė, the largest of the largest opposition “peasant” faction, joined the Seimas rostrum.
He said the government’s program was declarative, lacked specificity, lacked a base of values, as well as a focus on the family, and took concrete steps to handle the COVID-19 pandemic.
A.Norkienė calculated how many times the word “family” was mentioned in I.Šimonytė’s program and how many times the word “communities”, “non-governmental organizations” or “welfare state” was mentioned.
Photo by Julius Kalinskas / 15min / Aušrinė Norkienė
“We are particularly concerned that there is absolutely no concept like the welfare state in the program, except for the one sentence that speaks of guarantees of collective security, a modern military and effectively functioning public security institutions,” said A. Norkienė.
“The peasants,” he said, are concerned about whether conservative or liberal priorities will be chosen in the management of the state.
“It is also surprising that the program lists the works that have already been implemented by the XVII Government. Especially after we were criticized very often for it, “said A. Norkienė.
The “peasants”, according to her, will not support the government program of I. Šimonytė.
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The new government declares in the program that it has identified the most important priorities for the country’s progress, which should help make fundamental progress, strengthen the country and its people, and make us more resistant to various potential threats.
“It does not matter if it is a health crisis, climate change or other uncertainties,” the document says.
In its work, the new cabinet promises to be guided by the following principles: open data, accountability, cooperation, discussion and knowledge-based solutions, reconciliation of interests, reputation building, and open communication.
The Government identifies the management of the COVID-19 situation as a priority in the near future. However, this topic is not extensively developed in the show. A separate tactical action plan is said to have been developed for this purpose.
On Friday, immediately after the Seimas session, You must gather health experts and consider new quarantine restrictions. This can be followed by a government meeting.
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The new restrictions are likely to be related to restrictions on the movement of people, as well as vaccination plans, hospital and medical workloads, the work of care facilities and a review of the processes of the National Center for Public Health.
The composition of the Government headed by I. Šimonytė will be as follows: Minister for Foreign Affairs – Gabrielius Landsbergis, Minister for Energy – Dainius Kreivys. Minister of Finance – Gintarė Skaistė, Minister of National Defense – Arvydas Anušauskas. Simonas Kairys will work as Minister of Culture, Monika Navickienė – Minister of Social Security and Labor.
The Ministry of Health will be headed by Arūnas Dulkys, education, science and sport by Jurgita Šiugždinienė. Evelina Dobrovlska will work as Minister of Justice. The Ministry of Economy and Innovation will be headed by Aušrinė Armonaitė, the Ministry of the Environment – Simonas Gentvilas, and the Ministry of the Interior will be headed by Agnė Bilotaitė.
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