Hraparak writes: Another question is not inferior to the agenda question of whether or not to take the mandates: will the opposition agree to occupy the positions available by law: the NA deputy speaker, which in this case will go to Samvel Karapetyan's "Strong Armenia" party, and the chairman-vice-chairmen of the standing committees.
Although Samvel Karapetyan's team assured that they have not discussed the issue yet, there are reports that the views on this issue are also not clear.
A group of the opposition has a radical attitude: assuming these positions will mean settling comfortably in the comfort zone and forgetting about extraordinary developments, therefore, the right thing to do is to boycott these positions, especially since the experience of the past parliament has shown that the government does not feel bad about it and does not have any complex that the requirement of the Constitution is not being fulfilled.
Let's remind that the presidents of the commission of the "Armenia" alliance and the deputy speaker of the National Assembly Ishkhan Saghatelyan voluntarily resigned from their positions during the pressure on the opposition, later the CP removed the representative of the "I have honor" faction Taguhi Tovmasyan from the position of the chairman of the permanent human rights committee.
