MOSCOW, June 25. /TASS/. Russia’s constitutional amendments will expand the position of parliament in growing the govt, hence bolstering the separation of powers principle, Deputy safety Council Chairman Dmitry Medvedev pointed out on Thursday.
"If these amendments are passed, the parliament, in certain, the State Duma (reduce condominium), can have a much more gigantic role in forming the government," Medvedev talked about, noting that "this issues both the govt and the presidential bloc."
"for my part, this gives an additional raise to the separation of powers precept, which is a normal precept of the operation of democratic states whereas our country continues to be a presidential republic, which I consider is completely quintessential only for its existence," the former major minister emphasised.
Medvedev recalled that when serving because the Russian president, he "recommended no longer handiest increasing the phrases of vigour of the president and the parliament, but also that the executive should file [to the State Duma], what is an important guarantee and an extra affirmation of the principle of the separation of powers." "those amendments, which were added now, extend the application of this principle within the political sphere."
The deputy safety council chairman mentioned that up to now "the govt turned into appointed at the recommendation of the president â€" the chairman of government changed into appointed and then the govt become formed â€" without any involvement of the State Duma."
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