One of the basic rules of parliamentarism is that the majority must ensure the quorum in parliament. This was said by the MP from "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria" Atanas Atanasov, after the parliament adjourned today's session due to lack of quorum, when it was supposed to begin considering procedural rules for electing members of the Supreme Judicial Council and the Inspectorate to the Supreme Judicial Council, a reporter for Novini.bg reported.
After Boyko Borisov distanced himself from his own government and ministers, today we see that he has joined the opposition. Let's hope that from now on he will act in the same way, Atanasov said.
In response to a question about how he would comment on the fact that 160 votes are needed to change appointments, and specifically in the Supreme Judicial Council, Atanas Atanasov pointed out: "Another rule in politics - support is sought. Those who govern, who pushed all these points, in a hurry to staff the regulators with their people, should seek support. We are ready for talks".