A balance must be maintained in the party's reaction to the "antics" of certain MPMs, Arakhamia believes.
Head of the Servant of the People faction David Arakhamia admits that a split of the monomajority in Parliament is one of the scenarios of which he is aware.
Speaking at a talk show on Ukraine 24 TV channel and asked whether the monomajority could fall apart, Arakhamia replied that "there are such scenarios, and they are being worked out."
"This fact cannot be ignored on the one hand. On the other hand, we are, to a certain extent, on a political stretch," Arakhamia said.
In his opinion, it is necessary to maintain a balance in reaction to the "antics" of certain MPs.
"Every time someone does something… journalists and the public say: 'Let's kick them out of the faction.' For me, a people's deputy means a certain number of votes in the long run. These can be very important and systemic laws for the country. If we part with these people like this, in the end we really won't be able to pass anything, we won't have enough political will to this end," Arakhamia said.
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