Extraordinary parliamentary elections will be held in accordance with  requirements of current Electoral Code

ArmInfo.The parliamentary majority of the National Assembly of Armenia, represented by the Republican Party, failed another attempt by the government and a  group of Mps from the ''Tsarukyan'' Bloc and ''Yelk'' factions to  amend the Electoral Code and the package of related laws.  62 MPs  voted for  of the constitutional law, 2 MPs voted "against" and no  one was "abstaining".

 Meanwhile, as noted by the Deputy President of the National Assembly  of Armenia, Arpine Hovhannisyan, for the adoption of the document are  necessary at least 3/5 of the votes of the MPs. 

To note on October 22 at the extraordinary meeting of the National  Assembly  of Armenia the draft also did not receive the necessary  number of votes. In favor of the document submitted then by the  government, only 56 MPs voted ''for'' and three voted "against". This  time, the ''Tsarukyan'' bloc and ''Yelk' factions were the initiators  of the amendments. Thus, given the limited time frame, the upcoming  extraordinary parliamentary elections are likely to take place in  accordance with the requirements of the current Electoral Code.