On Tuesday, 3 November, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs and the government ministers attended the first sitting of the 15th Saeima, at which they announced that the Cabinet of Ministers was stepping down. Under the Cabinet Structure Law, the Cabinet of Ministers is deemed to have resigned when the newly elected Saeima convenes. The outgoing government will nevertheless continue to fulfil its duties until the Saeima expresses confidence in a new Cabinet of Ministers, thereby ensuring the…
On Tuesday, 3 November, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs and the government ministers attended the first sitting of the 15th Saeima, at which they announced that the Cabinet of Ministers was stepping down. Under the Cabinet Structure Law, the Cabinet of Ministers is deemed to have resigned when the newly elected Saeima convenes. The outgoing government will nevertheless continue to fulfil its duties until the Saeima expresses confidence in a new Cabinet of Ministers, thereby ensuring the continuity of state functions and the continuation of work already under way. Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs emphasises that this day also marks a milestone for reviewing the government’s accomplishments. “This is a significant moment for my government. We…