The discussion between "Hayastan" and "I Have Honor" factions on a  no-confidence vote in  current Prime Minister concluded. What are the  outcomes?

ArmInfo. The meeting between the two opposition factions of the National Assembly "Hayastan" and "I Have Honor" has concluded. In fact, after nearly an hour of  discussion, the parties were unable to reach a consensus on the issue  of expressing no confidence in the current Prime Minister.

Following the meeting, the head of the faction "I have the honor"  Hayk Mamijanyan stated during a briefing with journalists that  currently, 6 deputies of "I Have Honor" have signed the form to  initiate the impeachment process against the Prime Minister. <In any  case, we are clearly aware of our actions on all planes - including  information, political and street pressure, and we will carry them  out with the confidence that the process will be successful. The  impeachment process has already been launched and it will ultimately  end in victory>, he said.  Mamijanyan emphasized that the path to  victory lies through all available constitutional mechanisms,  including through street struggle.

<28 signatures from the Hayastan faction are ready, they are in the  faction office. Once the impeachment process begins, this form will  be handed over>,  Ishkhan Saghatelyan, faction deputy and  representative of ARF Dashnaktsutyun Supreme Body, told journalists.   He recalled that at least 36 signatures are needed to start the  process. The "I Have Honor" faction has 6 signatures and the Hayastan  faction has 28. Two more signatures are needed to start the process.

<We attempted  to determine if the 2 signatures needed to start the  process are currently available, but unfortunately, we do not have  these 2 signatures yet. Even if they are available, and Mamijanyan  stated this, at the moment we do not need to go to parliament,  waiting for another 18 or some other number of votes to fully start  the process. In this sense, our position is clear - we have 28  signatures. I will refrain from posting this on my page, as I believe  that words hold significance. If the process begins, then 28 people  will promptly sign>, Saghatelyan assured. 

At the same time, Saghatelyan noted, in <Hayastan> they are convinced  that the process will be successful only through street struggle and  nationwide pressure, and they are ready to participate in this as  well.  However, he emphasized the  need to understand the program,  method, timeline and, most importantly, timing of these actions. The  member of the <Hayastan> faction explained that they are ready to  provide 28 signatures if, in addition to signing, they engage in a  parallel street struggle. <So that we record the result, and not a  document with 34 signatures, like we have had for the past 4 years.  Therefore, we suggest to our colleagues (from <I Have Honor>) that   they concentrate their efforts on collecting the required number of  signatures>, the parliamentarian pointed out.