A hard blow to Matovic! SaS vetoed another of his proposals: We will not be blackmailed – Topky.sk

VIDEO After the government meeting, Sulík explains why SaS vetoed Matovič’s proposal: Matovič came up with the proposal under the guise Sulík confirmed that Prime Minister Eduard Heger, Deputy Prime Minister Veronika Remišová (For People) and We Are a Family on behalf of Milan Krajniak respected their veto. “Today, Matovič submitted this proposal to the government, so to speak,” under the armpit “and we vetoed this proposal,” Sulík confirmed. “We should find money from the budget for teachers’ salaries, we perceive the merger as incorrect. We perceive it as blackmail, but I want to avoid strong words,” Sulík said after the government. Photo gallery (3) Richard Sulík
Source: Topky / Vlado Anjel “If we are to increase the alcohol tax – all right. We want to see that the concession fees will be lower or abolished, because it will help all people. If the gambling tax is to be increased, we want to see that 8- percentage insurance premium, because that is what people pay, “the liberal chief gives examples. “We want to” calm down “” We have decided to take a moment ‘calm’ to calm this situation down. I’m sorry it got this far, “Sulík said. According to him, they also had an open discussion with Matovič at the government. He doesn’t know when they’ll start coalition councils again. “We will start to do this when we feel that the situation has calmed down,” he added. He declared that all SaS ministers were available to Prime Minister Eduard Heger (OĽANO). “He’s our boss, we respect that,” he said. Photo gallery (3) Source: Topky / Vlado Anjel According to the party, the non-participation of the SaS in coalition councils will not endanger the functioning of the state. Sulík said that they were ready to negotiate coalition proposals with the prime minister and other ministers. According to him, they can give their consent in the sense of a coalition agreement in this way as well. He noted that the heads of parliamentary groups can also sit down. Sulík also sees the benefits of not participating in coalition councils. For example, according to him, the laws may begin to go through a proper inter-ministerial comment procedure.