“Article 86 resulted in the Parliament theater of extreme party confrontation”
“After the country has passed through the sphere of conspiracy with Xylia and lost wagons, the issue of Tempi today comes back to the real issue that is in this accident and the search for responsibility. There have been 43 different prosecutions for both the former ministers, the New Democracy did what was imperative: to refer the case to the natural judge. ” This was pointed out by the Vice President of the Government, Kostis Hatzidakisspeaking today at the SKAI radio station, after completing the debate in Parliament on the proposals for the establishment of pre -trial pre -trial tragedy Temps.
“The positions in Parliament yesterday in relation to Tempi showed that there was a cool position on the government, away from any tendency to conceal, but also far from criminal populism. On the other hand, a demagogic approach from PASOK and a lasting teratology from the motley alliance of the smaller parties »Mr. Hatzidakis stressed and added: “It is time to do what the citizens gathered in the squares in the winter: to rule the natural judge. This requires the rule of law and the rules of democracy. “
The Vice -President of the Government referred to the revision of Article 86 of the Constitution on the responsibility of ministers, noting that This article did not work as it resulted in the Parliament theater of extreme party confrontation. “We have to leave the cockroach anymore, one to say white and the other to say black and see how we will further protect the institutions. The government’s proposal seeks, with respect to the rules and the public about the law, to have an arrangement that will set the law on the responsibility of ministers on a new basis, based on good practices in other European countries. And we call on the opposition parties on this issue and all the issues raised in the context of the review, to discuss seriously. We are committed to our part that we will take a great deal seriously their own proposals, “concluded Mr. Hatzidakis.