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    Aspects of the Concrete Review of Constitutionality
    (Plovdiv University Press, 2024-05-06) Deliev, Blagoy
    The latest constitutional amendments, indirect access to the Constitutional Court has been expanded with. The new constitutional text regarding concrete constitutional review raises a number of questions. The most significant shortcoming of the adopted new version is that it lacks an express obligation to suspend the proceedings by the referring court. The article highlights some of the possible problems that jurisprudence will face. At this stage, they cannot be resolved by mandatory interpretation.
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    ON SOME ISSUES OF THE “CARETAKER“ GOVERNMENT ACCORDING TO THE BULGARIAN PARLIAMENTARY MODEL
    (Plovdiv University Press, 2025) Deliev, Blagoy
    The article aims to address some theoretical and practical issues related to the established structure of a caretaker government (interim government) in accordance with Article 99, Paragraph 5 of the Constitution of Republic Bulgaria. The 2023 revision of the Constitution raised several questions regarding this already controversial structure. First, an attempt is made to present the development of the idea of constitutionalizing government between two parliaments – Caretaker government and temporary governments appointed by the head of state. The justification for these temporary, limited administrations lies in ensuring the renewal of the parliament. The article also traces several models of transitional government, similar to the one adopted in our country, which are appointed by the head of state. The article examines the current constitutional provisions regarding the status of the caretaker government (interim government) in the context of the Bulgarian parliamentary system of government and the adopted figure of a continuously functioning National Assembly, which cannot be dissolved by the head of state.