Little evidence to suggest that Frp will meet the main requirement from the Left that the party will come back to the negotiating table, namely, to open up to change the content in can be a problem.
the Parliamentary leader Harald Tom Nesvik says on the contrary that he for his part is hoping This will now negotiate further with the coalition parties to get the country a good budget. This response is in practice a cash no to the Liberal claim, and apparently has Left not achieved what they have been looking for: to push for the Right to go back on their ultimatum.
the right’s decision is, however, only temporary. Would This also break the negotiations in the morning have not only the Right, but also Right, and prime minister Erna Solberg assess the situation again and decide whether they will get the two centrist parties in the meeting, and to resolve on their bilultimatum.
What does This do?
The next day, will This have a very demanding political decision in front of him. Partiledelsen is after all to judge in any doubt about what is the right thing to do for the party both in the short and in the longer term with the thought of next year’s options. In the process, there have been diverging signals about this from the PROGRESS, and this uncertainty still living.
the Background is that the party is being dragged in two directions: On the one hand it will be politically difficult to make alone, to rescue a government which the progress party, after the party’s landsstyre has declared that they will work to obtain a government without the progress party in the next year Stotingsvalg. The party fears that they are perceived as opportunists who can be bought for any “prestestillinger” and confirm ingrained stereotypes about the Sector.
a Doubt in Progress
On the other hand, there is a significant political difference between the Left and the Christian democratic Party. There is no doubt that many in the Sector believe the Left, and Trine Skei Grande itself has responsibility to ensure that the negotiations this time have been unnecessarily difficult. Venstrelederens claims about “the greenest budget” has narrowed down the forhandlingsrommet significantly, also on behalf of the Sector.
There is a widespread perception in the Sector that the party in isolation, could have been agreed on a budsjettforlik with the Right and conservative party. Knut Arild Hareide has a less uncompromising approach to the environmental requirements in the budget than the Trine Skei Grande have, and should Better get a quote on their core business which is regarded as a significant support, it is difficult to say no, and help to ensure that Erna Solberg may have to go as the prime minister.
this design was proven?
If the Progress despite all the doubt should go with the Left and break the negotiations, it is not given that the government Solberg falls. One possibility is that the coalition parties, without having a framforhandlet agreement adds a last “ekstratilbud” before møtestart 5 December and hope this is good enough to salvage a majority in the last hour with the Progress and or Left. One or both of these parties can then explain that they are voting for their own suggestions first, and H and the progress party’s suggested alternative and, without that Erna Solberg is forced to ask a kabinettsspørsmål.
If the parties declare that they will not support the Right and the right’s proposal, has not the government a majority for any budget, and Erna Solberg is forced to ask a kabinettsspørsmål on the budget and notify that her government will resign if it does not achieve a majority. Here, of course, the two possible outcomes. Either bend the Progress and or to the Left of and votes for the budget and the berger government, or they vote against and trigger the government’s resignation.
What is realistic?
A government that is going to have to ask kabinettsspørsmål to survive in the Parliament is a weakened government. The humiliation is further great if only one of the two samarbeidspartiene bends of and provide the government a hardly possible majority. One year before the election, there is a situation Erna Solberg will avoid.
A hardly days before the KrF has decided, is the situation in so way open.
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