Fair elections are not possible without the technical government, claims the United Montenegro MP, Mr Goran Danilović. In an interview with Dan daily, he tells the opposition would manage to get the technical government if it agrees to be united.
“The opposition must not have internal disagreements. I understand that some parties want to avoid the process of establishing the technical government, but here we must think about the interests of citizens and the State,” Mr Danilović said.
As a politician who has been continuously urging the opposition parties to sit and talk as there’s not enough time, he knows very well that everything depends on willingness.
“If we are willing to do something, we will find time to do it. The main question is: who is going to implement laws and rules? If it’s up to this government, there won’t be fair elections.”
“The Parliament must ensure equal status of the opposition, i.e. it should be enabled to govern boards, while we also have to put special focus on rights and obligations in handling registers in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Finally, the opposition must be included in the preparation of the budget for the next year and it should control key departments through the technical government,” Mr Danilović believes.
He stresses that the opposition must show it’s up for the task and fit to run the state.
