Arakhamia said that a large number of MPs want to leave parliament early, but they are not allowed to do so
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David Arakhamia said that some MPs are seeking to resign early, but there are no plans to vote for this. At the same time, the Rada is working to preserve the structural division of the parliament.
The number of of people's deputies who want to terminate their powers early is quite large, said the head of the Servant of the People faction, David Arakhamia, during a telethon David Arakhamia, writes UNN.
The number of people, who want to leave the parliament is much higher. We are no longer letting people go. We are say that we will simply not vote for it, because people have to sit through the to the end and pass the laws necessary for the state
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According to him, it is planned to optimize the work of the Verkhovna Rada. This is planned by optimizing the number of groups of MPs, which will help to keep these groups and the Parliament continued to work in roughly the same structural mode as it started working.
Appendix
The Verkhovna Rada has registered a draft law (No. 10324), which provides for the reduction of the minimum number of the minimum number of parliamentary groups and factions for the duration of martial law.
According to the draft law, the minimum number of deputy factions (groups) during martial law and within 90 days during martial law and within 90 days after its lifting or suspension is 14 people.
A parliamentary faction (deputy group), which has less than 14 MPs shall be declared dissolved.
As a reminder
On December 8, the Verkhovna Rada Rada voted to terminate the powers of three MPs, Maksym Yefimov (Vindovlennya faction), Dmytro Shpenov (unaffiliated) and Vitaliy Danilov (Batkivshchyna faction).
