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What is the fault of the minister of justice?
27-12-2007 12:59:46 - KarabakhOpen
In yesterday's meeting of parliament the minister of justice Arthur
Mosiyan was nominated chair of the Supervisory Chamber by the president.
Arthur Mosiyan who used to be the representative of the Central
Committee of the ARF Dashnaktsutyun Artsakh was appointed minister of
justice after his party supported President Bako Sahakyan in the
presidential election. It caused embarrassment among specialists
because Arthur Mosiyan had not studied and practiced law. Although he
did not study economics either.
The position of the minister of justice is again vacant. Many point to
the ex-prosecutor general Armen Zalinyan who has been appointed adviser
to president recently.
Hence, the formation of government, which started after the
presidential election on July 19, is not over yet. Two positions remain
vacant ` chief of the police and the minister of justice. If the acting
ministers are appointed to these positions, some more positions will
become vacant. And it may last endlessly.
The impression is that there is a certain circle of people, who are to
occupy high-ranking positions, and nobody wants to enlarge this circle.
However, there is one question that worries everyone ` what is the
principle of appointments and dismissals? Why nobody explains to people
what the fault of Arthur Mosiyan was over the past three months and for
what merits he is appointed to another position?
27-12-2007 12:59:46 - KarabakhOpen
In yesterday's meeting of parliament the minister of justice Arthur
Mosiyan was nominated chair of the Supervisory Chamber by the president.
Arthur Mosiyan who used to be the representative of the Central
Committee of the ARF Dashnaktsutyun Artsakh was appointed minister of
justice after his party supported President Bako Sahakyan in the
presidential election. It caused embarrassment among specialists
because Arthur Mosiyan had not studied and practiced law. Although he
did not study economics either.
The position of the minister of justice is again vacant. Many point to
the ex-prosecutor general Armen Zalinyan who has been appointed adviser
to president recently.
Hence, the formation of government, which started after the
presidential election on July 19, is not over yet. Two positions remain
vacant ` chief of the police and the minister of justice. If the acting
ministers are appointed to these positions, some more positions will
become vacant. And it may last endlessly.
The impression is that there is a certain circle of people, who are to
occupy high-ranking positions, and nobody wants to enlarge this circle.
However, there is one question that worries everyone ` what is the
principle of appointments and dismissals? Why nobody explains to people
what the fault of Arthur Mosiyan was over the past three months and for
what merits he is appointed to another position?