“Despite the commitment in the governance agreement to have a legislative and governance programme within 30 days after the cabinet vote – there is still none. The drafting of the budget depends on the priorities in the government’s programme – that is why the budget has not been submitted and only intentions that no one has seen are presented at the Eurogroup meeting.”
Thus begins the position of Democratic Bulgaria, distributed to the media, which continues as follows:
“Apparently, the inability of the government to find an agreement on the country’s leading issues leads to a lack of bills in the National Assembly and a lack of a management plan. The distribution of posts in the regulators is the only task facing the coalition. Without clear priorities, the country cannot move forward.
If this is the „normalisation“ the government is talking about, clearly the „new normal“ is a lack of speed and direction. We expect the government this week to present at the latest a programme for governance and a budget. 1/3 of the 100 days of tolerance has expired in excuses and wandering, in false „revelations“ about potholes and smoke throwing. Time to get to work!”
