Opposition rejects House session chaired by Glvac, verbal shootout ensues

Opposition lawmakers refused to accept Parliamentary Vice-chair Martin Glvac (Smer-SD) presiding over Thursday's House session and demanded his replacement by anyone else instead. A number of opposition MPs were slated to deliver speeches in the Chamber. They refused to do so while Glvac presided over the session, however, as they believe that Glvac's presence in the post of vice-chair dishonours Parliament and every motion under deliberation due to his leaked alleged chat messages with Marian K. [who faces charges of ordering the murder of journalist Jan Kuciak]