Members of 'My Step' Party Visit Artsakh Using Parliament Vehicles
Members of the 'My Step' party traveled to Artsakh using vehicles belonging to the National Assembly. “You recall that they insisted, if the visit was not for the parliamentary faction but rather a party one, there was a decision to travel by minibus and not utilize parliamentary vehicles,” said our source.
In response to our inquiry, Tigran Galstyan, head of the National Assembly staff, stated, “We did not provide any resources for the 'My Step' faction; their visit was funded by the party. As for the service vehicles, we have no authority over them; our powers are linked to fuel issues.”
And what about service and wear-and-tear issues? “Yes, that also has its own specific scale, but our main task is fuel—we have not provided any fuel.” Apparently, they enjoy parliamentary vehicles just like their predecessors. “I am not involved in politics; I am just a manager,” the paper quotes.
Read the full article in today’s edition of the newspaper.
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