At the same time, she has a very serious conflict of interest by indicating that she wants the support of all parties while serving as chancellor of justice, who oversees the work of parliament," he said, adding that such a conflict of roles could result in the election result being challenged in court if Madise is elected.
Martin Helme: “At the same time, she has a very serious conflict of interest by indicating that she wants the support of all parties…”
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Discussing the implications of Madise's candidacy.
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