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In the 45th National Assembly, Borissov’s GERB has 75 out of 240 seats. The other five parties and coalitions in Parliament have said that they would not support a new GERB government.
During his presentation of the proposed GERB Cabinet line-up, Borissov called on Mitov to hold the talks with other political parties in Parliament as quickly as possible.
“Take the mandate, we have a duty to talk it out … On Thursday [April 22], we will announce whether we have achieved something or not,” he said during a Facebook livestream.
After the mandate-handing ceremony, Mitov told reporters that GERB extend invitations for talks to centre-right Democratic Bulgaria and cable television presenter Slavi Trifonov’s ITN.
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted unanimously on April 16 to set up a committee to inspect spending of public funds by Boiko Borissov’s government, ministries and state-owned companies.
The proposal was tabled by Maya Manolova, the former ombudsman who heads the “Rise Up! Mobsters Out!” parliamentary group, who was elected to head the committee.
In the 240-seat National Assembly, the vote was 214 in favour, with no votes against and no abstentions.
Ahead of the vote, Yordan Tsonev of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, said that the committee should not be called an audit committee, but an inspection committee, because Parliament is not an audit body.