The Boss is Giving a Speech: It's Abnormal to End a Meeting in 1.5 Hours. A Verbal Clash in the National Assembly

It is abnormal to conclude a meeting in just 1.5 hours, as the boss is giving a speech and everyone is voting. Today, during the Q&A session in the National Assembly, a verbal clash occurred between Gegham Manukyan, a member of the "ARF faction," and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

During the question-and-answer period with the Government, the opposition MP asked the Prime Minister if there was no one at the conference to say they are against removing Ararat from the logo of the "Civil Contract" party.

Pashinyan responded, "If the law on political parties gives you (referring to the ARF) the opportunity to close in Tsaghkadzor, then it leaves bad loopholes. What does it mean for a party to go and close, I don’t want to say hold a conspiratorial, terrorist meeting; that law must be changed."

Gegham Manukyan retorted, "Change the law to state that Nikol Pashinyan can be present at all party meetings."