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Concerns Within New Democracy Over Minister and MP Incompatibility Proposal

6 sourcesFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 12 days ago

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Discussions regarding a constitutional amendment in Greece have revealed concerns among members of the New Democracy party regarding the potential incompatibility of holding both ministerial and parliamentary positions.
The proposal to amend Article 81 of the Constitution has received mixed reactions, with some party members expressing doubts and disagreements.
Key figures within the party, including former ministers, have publicly voiced their opposition to the proposed changes, deeming them unnecessary or misguided.
The internal divisions were highlighted during a recent committee discussion on the constitutional revision, with several members articulating their issues with the government's stance.
As of now, the proposed amendments remain contentious and subject to further debate within the party and broader legislative process.

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