MontenegroParliamentary voting repeatedly paused due to lack of majority
The practice of pausing parliamentary votes when a majority is not secured is criticized for undermining the seriousness and responsibility of decision-making on public issues, attributed to disorganization and political maneuvering.
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Parliamentary voting repeatedly paused due to lack of majority
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The repeated pauses in voting due to a lack of majority are seen as seriously damaging the image of serious and responsible decision-making, stemming from disorganization and political bargaining.
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