PM Orban: Coming before Parliament on Monday, time assigned hardly enough to cover all subjects
Publicat:Prime Minister Ludovic Orban announced that he will come before Parliament next Monday to present a report on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic in the perspective of the upcoming new school year and of the local elections, stressing that he will try to address all the subjects in the time made available by the Chamber of Deputies' leadership.
"I presented the report on the state of emergency, according to the law and the decision of Parliament, whenever we are asked to report on the state of alert we render account, and I was called before Parliament on Monday, but I was called…
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