Fico handed over to Pellegrini first proposal for personnel change
27. Feb 2025 at 16:08 I Updated at 16:30
The Declaration on Government's support was signed by four non -attached deputies.
BRATISLAVA. Prime Minister Robert Fico (Direction) handed over on Thursday President Petr Pellegrini Proposal for personnel change in the government.
It also includes a Declaration on the Promotion of the Government and its Program Declaration, signed by four non -attached deputies.
It agrees with the head of the state that the election of the President of the National Council of the Slovak Republic could also be part of the decision on personnel proposals.
« I respect the constitutional powers of the President and the procedure that he submitted in connection with the presented personnel proposal. I am convinced that it is only a matter of short time when I submit a second personnel proposal and a second declaration to support the government, » the Prime Minister said.
Minister Huliak is also a part of the Memorandum
MEP from the National Coalition Pavel Ľupták for SME confirmed that the memorandum was signed by non -attached deputies around Rudolf Huliak.
Part of the Memorandum is that Prime Minister Fico proposes to appoint a minister sports and tourism of Rudolf Huliak.
This would mean that he would have to withdraw from the post of Mayor of Očova.
Modified the coalition contract
Prime Minister Fico wanted to submit concrete proposals for personnel changes in the government on 17 February. SNS.
Last week there was a modification of the coalition agreement, according to which the CIS lost one ministry. Direction The new Ministry of Tourism and Sport will also belong to the News Department of Investment, Regional Development and Computerization.
The coalition agreement was amended in response to the amended conditions of parliamentarians.
The CIS club has left three deputies around Rudolf Huliak, who is in charge of non -parliamentary The national coalition. To the trio later joined the rewriting of the voice Roman Malatinec.
The number of members of the Voice Club also decreased after the exclusion of MPs Radomír Šalitroš and Samuel Migl.
