OUR Katerina Sakellaropoulou he is the fourth person in the post-colonial period after Chr. Sargetaki, K. Papoulia, etc. Pavlopoulos, who will take advantage of the relevant constitutional provision – Article 37 of the Charter of the country – according to which, when self-reliance does not arise, President of the Republic activates procedures for issuing intelligence orders to the leaders of the three most influential parliamentary groups to determine if it could arise government scheme who enjoys her trust parliament.

However, judging by the results of yesterday’s elections, he is also likely to be the person holding the highest public office with the most clearly easier, compared to previous, management of a particular process.

It is recalled that according to Article 37 of the Constitution, if the first party does not have an “absolute majority of seats” from the election, the President provides the leader of the party with the relative majority – in this case, i.e. , To Mrs Mitsotakis– investigative order find out the possibility of forming a government that enjoys the confidence of parliament.

Movements provided for by the Constitution for the President of the Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulou.

If this possibility is not established, then a preliminary mandate is given to the leader of the party, the second largest in parliament (at Al. Tsipras), and if that doesn’t work, the President of the Republic issues a preliminary order to the leader of the third party in parliamentary power (i.e. N. Androulakis).

Each of these orders is “valid for three days”. And, if the intelligence orders are not in effect, the President of the Republic calls the leaders of the parties and, if it is confirmed that it is impossible to form a government that enjoys the confidence of the Parliament, seeks the formation of a government from all the parties of the Parliament for elections and, in case of failure, instructs President of the Council of the Empire or the Supreme Court or the Court of Accounts the formation of a government, as widely accepted as possible, to hold elections and dissolve Parliament.

Considering the correlations formed by yesterday’s result, it is almost a foregone conclusion that the total nine-day maximum term of the three investigations will not be exhausted, and also that Ms. Sakellaropoulou’s consultations with all parties for someone will be initiated quickly after the looming fruitless result – a sort of ” government”, which either enjoys the confidence of Parliament or takes over the holding of a second election. Immediately after this, the president initiates the process of forming an interim government “to hold elections and dissolve parliament.”

The disbanded parliament, in the composition in which it will be from yesterday’s crusade, was supposed to meet on Thursday, June 1. On this day, the meeting will deal only with the swearing-in of new members of Parliament, while the next meeting, barring unforeseen circumstances, on Friday, June 2, will be devoted exclusively to the election of the president, vice-presidents, deans and secretaries in accordance with the provisions of the Rules of Procedure of Parliament.