Vlad Filat: We also were dissatisfied in our time

“We also were dissatisfied in our time,” the leader of the PLDM Vlad Filat told the journalists, referring to the Communist MPs’ dissatisfaction with the permanent commissions entrusted to them, Info-Prim Neo reports. “It was a political exercise. The approach could have been different, but it depended greatly on the behavior of the Communists Party. I do not intend to bargain with the PCRM,” Vlad Filat said. The Premier designate stressed that he will ensure cooperation with the PCRM and will treat the Communist parliamentary group as Opposition, adding he does not rule out consultations with the Communist lawmakers. The Communist MPs are dissatisfied that they head only four permanent commissions as they hold a large number of seats in the new legislature. They said the commissions are few in number and not very important. The members of the Communist parliamentary group will head the commission on human rights and interethnic relations, the commission on public administration and regional development, the commission on agriculture and food industry, and the commission on environment and climate change.