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"I see a lot of flaws and failures," said R. Baškienė, the lrytas.lt news portal.
"Yes, many shortcomings were noted and the opposition raised the question of interpellation," she said.
The governor's representative observed the behavior of J. Petrauskienė when some of the teachers started an endless strike. On Wednesday, the minister did not speak to the teachers who came to the ministry and left them alone in the ministry's offices.
"What does the minister mean to go home? Leave the people in the room and go home? Injustifiable. It was necessary to talk to people and maybe to be that night if it was decided to discuss" said the deputy speaker of Parliament.
"A good host at home, people who have come into their environment will not leave and fall asleep, even more aware that there is a problem," she added.
R. Baškienė pointed out that one of the biggest criticisms of J. Petrauskienė was the lack of connection, the lack of hearing and the impossibility of reaching an agreement.
"Maybe the requirements are too high, I understand the extra $ 130 million, if it's in the budget now, it would be complicated, but so let's call, let's talk, look for solutions." Need to wait for that? to go to strike schools? "- asked the rhetorical politician.
She announced that next Tuesday in Sejm, it was planned to discuss the launch of an interpellation initiated by the opposition with the Minister of Education and Science. R. Baškienė baderted that he could not yet say whether he would himself support the interpellation. According to her, this will be revealed after the meeting of the peasant group scheduled Monday with Mr. Petrauskiene.
"We are waiting on Monday for a minister in the faction, and we want to hear all the answers and arguments not only about this episode about the strikes, but also about his broader activities, and about the unification of universities, and sometimes there is no talk or reluctance to hear it, "said Baškienė.
She claimed that members of the "peasant" faction would probably be allowed to vote freely to trust the minister.
"I think there will be a free vote," she said.
On 12 November, some of the teachers went on an endless strike to protest the post-September pay-as-you-go payment.
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