MPs finish work and go on vacation

The deputies' holiday will be 18 days, and they will have to return to work on September 4.

Certainly, however, a part of the deputies will have to wait before rushing to the Greek beaches, because according to the Constitution, the new caretaker government must take an oath before the National Assembly. This must be done on August 20 in order to meet the constitutional deadline of two months for setting the date for the next early parliamentary elections.

Gorica Grancharova, appointed by President Rumen Radev as the next acting Prime Minister, received from him a deadline of August 19 to present the composition and structure of the Council of Ministers under her leadership.

The 50th National Assembly began work on June 19. Until now, the people's elected officials had 40 working days and held 23 meetings.

It is expected that the people's representatives will have no more than 8 meetings, since on September 20 they have to go on another vacation. This time it will be pre-election.

A reference on the website of the National Assembly indicates that some of the 25 standing committees did not meet at all. Others held one meeting at which they only adopted regulations for their work. The Committee on Budget and Finance held the most meetings. The deputies have met in it 6 times.

With 0 meetings so far is the Commission for direct participation of citizens.