Hraparak daily writes:
The departing parliament will start its last regular sessions today, and many of the current MPs will say goodbye to the comfortable situation of doing almost nothing for five years and the privileged life of earning millions. Of course, there will be extraordinary sessions, the projects "left at home" will not be inherited by the next parliament - they will work to complete them.
By the way, the date of the start of the work of the new parliament is very uncertain. Although, according to the order, the inaugural session of the new parliament should start on August 2, but taking into account that the opposition has decided to challenge the election results in the Constitutional Court, therefore, due to court proceedings and deadlines, that date may be changed.
The deadline for applying to the Supreme Court is June 19, if the high court examines the opposition's application in an accelerated procedure, which is the most likely scenario, so that the court's decision does not have consequences, people are enjoying the summer vacation, and there are no rioters, then the newly elected representatives will receive their mandates at the end of July, and the first session will be held on August 2.
The previous parliament also started on August 2. The National Assembly will elect a prime minister in the very first uninterrupted session. And the actual works will start from September 14. By the way, the outgoing members of the parliament have a big appetite for bonuses, despite the fact that months ago they received about 3 million bonuses each.
