YEREVAN—Armenia’s National Assembly approved the proposed package of constitutional reforms earlier today, with a vote of 103 to 10. Three members of the National Assembly abstained. The proposed reforms call for a shift from a semi-presidential to a parliamentary form of government.
Armenia’s National Assembly approved the proposed package of constitutional reforms earlier today, with a vote of 103 to 10 (Photo: Photolure)
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This is encouraging and a huge step in the right direction.
What is notable is that it was approved by 103 votes- 78.6% of the members, a solid majority.
Can the AW please find the answer to the following question:
What is the minimum threshold, i.e. minimum vote required to win a seat in the parliament?
Vart Adjemian