The New Unity is still waiting for the next invitation to negotiations

According to her, after information about possible cooperation between the 'United List' and the National Union appeared in the public domain, no invitations for a meeting or other initiatives from the political force that has taken on the formation of the government have been received. "There have been no such meetings, and there have been no other questions or any initiatives from the party that is currently responsible for forming the government," said Libina-Egnere. Commenting on the possible distribution of leadership positions in the Saeima committees, she noted that this decision is the 'United List's', closely related to the formation of the coalition and the further work of the parliament. At the same time, the 'New Unity' is ready to work in the Saeima regardless of who will hold the leadership positions. "We work in a state manner, professionally, we have many elected deputies. We are ready to work. We are not fighting for positions, but would like negotiations on the further work of the Saeima," emphasized Libina-Egnere. According to her, currently the work of the parliament, except for ceremonial events, is limited. The presidium of the Saeima and the temporary commission on mandates, ethics, and statements are functioning, but the other deputies are not yet fully involved in the daily work. Co-chairman of the 'United List' Edgars Tavars previously informed the LETA agency that decisions about the heads of the Saeima committees may be made at the beginning of next week, as they are related to the formation of the new government. The 'United List' has discussed several possible candidates, but no final agreements have been reached yet. It was previously reported that the candidate for prime minister of the next government, Kulbergs, still hopes that the composition of the new government will be known by November 18 and possibly also approved by the Saeima. However, yesterday after the second round of negotiations with the parties, Kulbergs did not clarify the issue of the composition of the next coalition. Judging by his statements on Monday, further negotiations with potential partners are still expected, which may take place after the state holidays.