The parliamentary opposition factions have demanded that the laws passed by the majority at their meeting on Thursday be put to the vote again.
"The decisions that were made yesterday should be voted for again in the parliament building," leader of the Batkivschyna faction Arseniy Yatseniuk said at a briefing on Friday.
At the same time, the MP expressed the opinion that the majority had not a sufficient number of votes required for the adoption of these laws.
"It's difficult to have together 234 votes as they showed with the presence of 182 deputies we counted on video recordings," said Yatseniuk.
He added that all the previous requirements of the opposition remain unchanged: to schedule the date of elections in Kyiv, abolish the pension reform, and dismiss the government of Mykola Azarov.
"And of course voting again, or more precisely, legalizing the parliament's decisions in the session room," he said.
