Potential Government Partners Oppose Ideas / Day of KPV LV

Aldis Gobzems (LVP LV), a politician appointed to the prime minister's appointment after talks with parties, said politicians would not agree today. on these issues, because the political forces would discuss them more in their factions.

The politician said that more than half of this legislature was young, against which everyone could use this type of argument, as opposed to Gobzem, namely that he could not be given the job in because of the lack of clarity on the possibilities of obtaining a pbadport for state secrets. Therefore, the issue of tolerance is related to the potential threat of democracy, is a confident politician.

Gobzem urged not to worry about the idea of ​​holding in camera meetings of the government because reporters would be able to explain their decisions.

In the meantime, potential cooperation partners have been very critical of these suggestions. Trade unions For all Latvia!–Fatherland and freedomThe chairman of LNNK (NA), Raivis Dzintars, said after the meeting that the party "absolutely does not consider the possibility of setting up a system", so that all parliamentarians are automatically badigned a secret d & # 39; # 39; State. The VL-TB / LNNK trusts the Latvian security authorities, said Dzintars, adding that the party attaches great importance to democracy, but that it should be balanced by security interests.

The VL-TB / LNNK also does not support the idea of ​​government meetings in camera. However, if this is the last problem that would hinder the agreement on the establishment of a stable and capable government, the VL-TB / LNNK could negotiate compromises on this issue, said the leader of the party.

The new unit Politician Edgars Rinkevics was also skeptical about KPV LV's suggestions. Rinkevičius stated that the joint venture opposed the closure of the government meetings and categorically opposed the granting of tolerance for reforms. The current system offers a balanced approach from the point of view of democracy and the interests of national security, the party believes.

Edgar Tavares, a politician from Green and Farmer's Union (ZZS), was less categorical. He said the ZZS "would not prevent" the issue of government meetings in camera if decisions were explained to the public. The issue of tolerance, however, remains to be resolved, Tavares said.

For development / about! Co-Chair Juris Pūce also voiced opposition to closed government meetings and the reform of the tolerance system. In future conversations For development / about! will attend and wait for a discussion of the planned work.

In turn, New Conservative Party (JKP) representatives did not comment immediately after the meeting, stating that this could be done by political leader Janis Bordans, who did not participate in the meetings. discussions today.

Bordan told the LETA agency that the JCC did not agree with the government's proposal for closed-door meetings and the granting of an automatic tolerance to all members.

Although parties have differing views on important issues, as well as lack of clarity on Gobzma's admission to state secrets, no party currently plans to leave the talks. Informal politicians point out that it is unlikely that negotiations will be quickly interrupted before talks with the president.

Although politicians are skeptical about KPV LV, the possibility that Gobzem can succeed in setting up a government is not ruled out.

As stated, President Raimonds Vējonis has decided to entrust the formation of the government to the politician KPV LV, Aldis Gobzems.

In general, there are seven factions in parliament. The largest group – 23 members – is For consistency, JKP and KPV LV represent 16 members, AP and NA – 13, ZZS – 11 and JV – 8.

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