Tsekov: I don't remember such a case! No president has ever allowed himself not to invite a parliamentary group to consu

The constitutional norm is categorical. In Art. 99, para. 1 of the Constitution talks about consultations with the parliamentary groups, that is, with all the parliamentary groups before proceeding to handing over the exploratory mandate to the largest parliamentary group in terms of numbers. He is studying in the second year of constitutional law. This is an arbitrary action that in no way contributes to overcoming the acute political crisis, on the contrary. This is what he said before "24 hours" Assoc. Borislav Tsekov, doctor of constitutional law.

"It does not matter if it is the fourth, the last or any parliamentary group. The president is obliged to hold consultations with everyone.

The content of the consultations is entirely at his discretion. They can be completely formal, they can be in-depth. But he has no right of selection with whom to conduct consultations and with whom - not.

I don't remember a similar case, no one has ever allowed themselves to do so," he commented.

His comment comes after President Rumen Radev did not invite "DPS - A New Beginning" of consultations.