Circus in Parliament: They had to suspend the approval of strict measures! Mazurek makes fun of COVID rules – Topky.sk

Members of parliament have been debating the government’s proposal for pandemic measures since nine in the morning. The government has delivered an amendment to the laws in connection with the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic. Parliament will deal with the proposal in an accelerated legislative procedure. However, they had to adjourn the meeting at the outset.

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Updated 9:46 The meeting continues. Laurenčík stated that Mazurek should leave the lectern because he broke the rule and does not have a respirator in place. The chairman of the OĽaNO parliamentary group, Michal Šipoš, presented a proposal to keep it in place during the debate, as Mazurek refuses to leave the lectern. “Reason. Obstruction of a third-year student, Milanka Mazureka,” said Šipoš.

Updated 9:25 The meeting was adjourned for 15 minutes.

This Mr. Mengele …

In the morning, the Lengvarsky submitted a proposal to the parliament for accelerated procedures. The Health Committee recommended this, and deputies began negotiations on a shortened legislative procedure for the government’s proposal, which regulates coronavirus measures. Right at the beginning, the Vice-President of the Parliament, Milan Laurenčík, warned the deputies to put on the veil as needed. “I will ask all the deputies in the Chamber to put on their respirators as needed, especially when we go to negotiate measures.” stated.

Former ĽSNS MP Milan Mazurek was the first to introduce himself in the debate. But he didn’t even have time to speak, as he refused to put on a respirator. “Dear government, because I can’t even call it the Slovak government. This is Mr Mengele … ‘ Mazurek managed to say in the introduction, thus referring to the Minister of Health Lengvarski. Member of Parliament Ján Benčík immediately drew his attention to this.

A rift right at the beginning

The Deputy Chairman of the National Council of the Slovak Republic warned him again. Miroslav Suja, who was holding a drink in his hand, also came to the counter. He mocked the deputies for drinking, so he didn’t have to have anything on his face. “Mr. Benčík told me to drop out. You like to select people, don’t you? ” Mazurek attacked. “I don’t have a problem with that, they have a problem with it, they caused it,” carried on.

Mazurek, Suja et al. they had only a veil on and had them on under their noses. Laurenčík pointed out that respirators were available in front of the meeting room, and Mazurek refused to put it on. The head of the medical committee, Janka Bittó Cigániková, also spoke to him. The chairman called on Mazurek three times, along with other excoleurs, to put on respirators. They refused. “By your behavior, you are disturbing the order in the hall,” he warned him again.

“Am I acting like a kid?” However, you don’t mind. You are restricting my right to act as a Member of Parliament. “ Mazurek complained, refusing to put on a respirator and refusing to move. “Mr Member, as you have disobeyed me and I report Mr Krupa from the Chamber,” said Laurenčík. “I’m not leaving, I’ll be here until the evening,” regoval trucovito Mazurek. The meeting was adjourned for 15 minutes.

New package of measures

The draft of the new legislation speaks, for example, about the possibility that an employee would have to prove himself / herself with a certificate of vaccination against COVID-19, a certificate of overcoming the disease or a negative test result when entering work.

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Following the agreement of the fast-track regime, Members should proceed to first reading. The committees should then meet. They should discuss the proposal in the second reading on Friday (November 12). A vote on the law on helping pregnant women, tabled by Anna Záborská (OĽANO), is also waiting for deputies on Thursday evening. They also have a vote on whether to move the hospital reform proposal to second reading. MEPs have exhausted almost all items on the 48th session, which has been running for four weeks.