8th National Assembly of Slovenia

The 8th National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia was elected in the 3 June 2018 Slovenian parliamentary elections. At the order of President Borut Pahor, it first convened on 22 June 2018. The assembly was in session during the outgoing 12th Government of Prime Minister Miro Cerar and elected the 13th and 14th governments. It was the fourth consecutive time in which centre-left and left-wing parties had a majority.

8th National Assembly 8. državni zbor
Type
Type	Lower house of the Slovenian Parliament
History
Founded	22 June 2018
Disbanded	13 May 2022
Preceded by	7th National Assembly
Succeeded by	9th National Assembly
Leadership
Speaker	Igor Zorčič (NP) since 5 March 2020
Deputy Speakers	Tina Heferle (LMŠ) Since 23 August 2018 Jože Tanko (SDS) Since 23 August 2018 Branko Simonovič (DeSUS) Since 29 August 2018
Structure
Seats	90 – Members
Political groups	Government (37)   SDS (26)   NSi (7)   Concretely (4) Confidence and supply (10)   DeSUS (4)[1]   SNS (3)[2]   Italian and Hungarian national minorities (2)[a]   Independent (1)   ND (1)[3] Opposition (43)   LMŠ (14)   SD (13)   Left (7)   SAB (6)   Independent (3)   Freedom Movement (2)[4]   LIDE (1)Government at end Government (43)   LMŠ (13)   SD (10)   SMC (10)   SAB (5)   DeSUS (5) Confidence and supply (11)   Left (9)   Italian and Hungarian national minorities (2)[b] Opposition (36)   SDS (25)   NSi (7)   SNS (4)Government at beginning
Elections
Voting system	Proportional representation
Last election	3 June 2018
Meeting place
Great Hall of the National Assembly
Building of the National Assembly, Ljubljana
Website
www.dz-rs.si

Major events

• June 22, 2018: 1st session (convened by President Borut Pahor)
  • Matej Tonin (NSi) was elected Speaker with 80 out of 90 votes.
• August 17, 2018: Election of Prime Minister Marjan Šarec (LMŠ)
• August 23, 2018: Election of Speaker Dejan Židan (SD) and Deputy-Speaker Tina Heferle (LMŠ) and Jože Tanko (SDS)
• September 13, 2018: Election of 13th Government of the Republic of Slovenia
• January 27, 2020: Prime Minister Marjan Šarec resigned.^[5]
• March 3, 2020: Election of Prime Minister Janez Janša (SDS) and resignation of Speaker Dejan Židan (SD)
• March 5, 2020: Election of Speaker Igor Zorčič (then SMC)
• March 13, 2020: Election of 14th Government of the Republic of Slovenia

Major legislation

Further information: List of bills in the 8th National Assembly

Law	Official title	Slovene title	Adopted	In force	Effective	Content	Proposer
"Anti-Corona" Act (No. 1)	Intervention Measures Act to Curb the COVID-19 Epidemic and Mitigate Its Impact on Citizens and the Economy	Zakon o interventnih ukrepih za zajezitev epidemije COVID-19 in omilitev njenih posledic za državljane in gospodarstvo	2 April 2020	10 April 2020	1 April 2020*	€3 billion worth of socio-economic measures to minimize consequences of the 2020 coronavirus epidemic	14th Government

* retroactive law

Political parties

Party (European Affiliation)			Ideology	Leader	Seats
					2018 Elections	Currently
	SDS (EPP)	Slovenian Democratic Party Slovenska demokratska stranka	Right-wing (formerly Centre-Right, and before Centre-Left) - Right-wing populism Slovenian nationalism National conservatism Liberal conservatism Anti-immigration	Janez Janša Prime Minister	25 / 90	26 / 90
	LMŠ (ALDE)	List of Marjan Šarec Lista Marjana Šarca	Centre-Left - Social liberalism Populism	Marjan Šarec MP, Former Prime Minister	13 / 90	14 / 90
	SD (S&D)	Social Democrats Socialni demokrati	Centre -Left - Social Democracy Left-wing populism	Tanja Fajon MEP	10 / 90	13 / 90
	Concretely (ALDE)	Concretely Konkretno (formerly Stranka modernega centra)	Centre to Centre-Left - Liberalism Social liberalism	Zdravko Počivalšek Minister of Economic Development and Technology	10 / 90	4 / 90
	Levica (GUE/NGL)	The Left Levica	Far-left - Democratic socialism Left-wing populism Anti-capitalism	Luka Mesec MP	9 / 90	7 / 90
	NSi (EPP)	New Slovenia – Christian Democrats Nova Slovenija – Krščanski demokrati	Centre-Right - Christian democracy Liberal conservatism Social conservatism	Matej Tonin Minister of Defence	7 / 90	7 / 90
	SAB (ALDE)	Party of Alenka Bratušek Stranka Alenke Bratušek	Centre-Left - Social liberalism	Alenka Bratušek Former Prime Minister	5 / 90	6 / 90
	DeSUS (EDP)	Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia Demokratična stranka upokojencev Slovenije	Centre-Left - Social liberalism Single-issue politics Populism	Ljubo Jasnič Former party secretary general	5 / 90	4 / 90
	SNS (ENF)	Slovenian National Party Slovenska nacionalna stranka	Far-Right - Nationalism Anti-immigration Populism Euroscepticism	Zmago Jelinčič Plemeniti MP	4 / 90	3 / 90

Leadership

National Assembly leadership

Speaker

Former
Matej Tonin (NSi)
2018

Former
Dejan Židan (SD)
2018-2020

Incumbent
Igor Zorčič (NP)
2020-Present

Position	MP
Speaker		Matej Tonin (NSi), June 22, 2018 – August 23, 2018
		Tina Heferle (LMŠ), Acting August 23, 2018
		Dejan Židan (SD), August 23, 2018 – March 3, 2020
		Branko Simonovič (DeSUS), Acting March 3 – 5, 2020
		Igor Zorčič (NP), from 5 March 2020
Deputy Speakers		Jože Tanko (SDS), from August 23, 2018
		Branko Simonovič (DeSUS), from August 29, 2018
		Tina Heferle (LMŠ), from August 23, 2018

Leaders of the political groups

Group			Leader	Deputy Leader(s)[c]	Secretary
	PS SDS	Group of Slovenian Democratic Party Poslanska skupina Slovenske demokratske stranke	Danijel Krivec	Alenka Jeraj Tomaž Lisec	Maja Prezelj
	PS LMŠ	Group of List of Marjan Šarec Poslanska skupina Liste Marjana Šarca	Brane Golubović	Jerca Korče	Bojana Bavec
	PS SD	Group of Social Democrats Poslanska skupina Socialnih demokratov	Matjaž Han	Bojana Muršič	Miroslav Pretnar
	PS Konkretno	Group of Concretely Poslanska skupina Konkretno (formerly Poslanska skupina Stranke modernega centra)	Gregor Perič [6]	Mojca Žnidarič [6]	Iztok Artič
	PS Levica	Group of The Left Poslanska skupina Levice	Matej Tašner Vatovec	Nataša Sukič	Matej Kolenc
	PS NSi	Group of New Slovenia – Christian Democrats Poslanska skupina Nove Slovenije – Krščanskih demokratov	Jožef Horvat	Aleksander Reberšek	Terezija Trupi
	PS SAB	Group of Party of Alenka Bratušek Poslanska skupina Stranke Alenke Bratušek	Maša Kociper	Andrej Rajh	Jernej Pavlič
	PS DeSUS	Group of Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia Poslanska skupina Demokratične stranke upokojencev Slovenije	Franc Jurša	Ivan Hršak	Ksenija Vencelj
	PS SNS	Group of Slovenian National Party Poslanska skupina Slovenske nacionalne stranke	Zmago Jelinčič Plemeniti	Dušan Šiško	Rok Dolenc
	PS IMNS	Group of Italian in Hungarian National Minority Poslanska skupina italijanske in madžarske narodne skupnosti	Felice Žiža	Ferenc Horváth	Petra Jamnik
	PS NP	Group of Independent Members Poslanska skupina nepovezanih poslancev	Janja Sluga	Jurij Lep	Ivana Grgić
	Nep - MU	Independent Member Nepovezana poslanka	Mateja Udovč

1. Usually supports the Government
2. Usually supports the Government
3. Groups that have more than 20 members can have 2 Deputy Leaders.

Members

Main article: Members of the 8th National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia

Main article: Seniority of the 8th National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia

Constituency	Electoral districts
	1		2		3		4		5		6		7		8		9		10		11
1 Kranj	Jesenice		Radovljica I		Radovljica II		Kranj I		Kranj II		Kranj III		Tržič		Škofja Loka I		Škofja Loka II		Kamnik		Idrija
	/			Franc Kramar (SAB)	/		/			Mateja Udovč (SMC)		Branko Grims (SDS)		Edvard Paulič (LMŠ)		Marko Pogačnik (SDS)		Mihael Prevc (NSi)		Marjan Šarec (LMŠ)		Samo Bevk (SD)
												Igor Peček (LMŠ)		Jure Ferjan (SDS)		Miha Kordiš (Levica)
2 Postojna	Tolmin		Piran		Izola		Koper I		Koper II		Sežana		Ilirska Bistrica		Postojna		Nova Gorica I		Nova Gorica II		Ajdovščina
		Danijel Krivec (SDS)		Meira Hot (SD)		Branko Simonovič (DeSUS)		Matej Tašner Vatovec (Levica)	/			Marko Bandelli (SAB)		Andrej Černigoj (NSi)		Robert Pavšič (LMŠ)		Elena Zavadlav Ušaj (SDS)		Matjaž Nemec (SD)		Eva Irgl (SDS)
						Gregor Perič (SMC)
3 Ljubljana-Center	Logatec		Vrhnika		Ljubljana Vič-Rudnik I		Ljubljana Vič-Rudnik II		Ljubljana Vič-Rudnik III		Ljubljana Vič-Rudnik IV		Ljubljana Center		Ljubljana Šiška I		Ljubljana Šiška II		Ljubljana Šiška III		Ljubljana Šiška IV
		Iva Dimic (NSi)		Jerca Korče (LMŠ)		Alenka Jeraj (SDS)		Monika Gregorčič (SMC)	/		/			Violeta Tomić (Levica)	/			Marko Koprivc (SD)	/			Andreja Zabret (LMŠ)
																		Maša Kociper (SAB)
				Daniel Cukjati (SDS)																		Leon Merjasec (SDS)
																		Jani Möderndorfer (LMŠ)
4 Ljubljana-Bežigrad	Kočevje		Ribnica		Grosuplje		Litija		Ljubljana Moste-Polje I		Ljubljana Moste-Polje II		Ljubljana Moste-Polje III		Ljubljana Bežigrad I		Ljubljana Bežigrad II		Domžale I		Domžale II
		Predrag Baković (SD)		Jože Tanko (SDS)	/			Boris Doblekar (SDS)		Janez Moškrič (SDS)	/			Vojko Starović (SAB)		Dušan Verbič (SMC)		Luka Mesec (Levica)		Tina Heferle (LMŠ)		Brane Golubović (LMŠ)
														Nataša Sukič (Levica)								Tadeja Šuštar (NSi)
5 Celje	Šentjur pri Celju		Celje I		Celje II		Žalec I		Žalec II		Mozirje		Velenje I		Velenje II		Slovenj Gradec		Ravne na Koroškem		Radlje ob Dravi
		Lidija Ivanuša (SDS)	/			Željko Cigler (Levica)		Ljubo Žnidar (SDS)		Aleksander Reberšek (NSi)		Nada Brinovšek (SDS)	/			Franc Rosec (SDS)		Jože Lenart (LMŠ)		Jani Prednik (SD)	/
		Robert Polnar (DeSUS)				Janja Sluga (TBD)				Nik Prebil (LMŠ)
6 Novo mesto	Črnomelj		Novo Mesto I		Novo Mesto II		Trebnje		Brežice		Krško		Sevnica		Laško		Hrastnik		Trbovlje		Zagorje ob Savi
	/			Anja Bah Žibert (SDS)	/			Franci Kepa (SDS)		Igor Zorčič (NP)		Dušan Šiško (SNS)		Tomaž Lisec (SDS)		Matjaž Han (SD)		Ivan Hršak (DeSUS)		Primož Siter (Levica)		Rudi Medved (LMŠ)
								Blaž Pavlin (NSi)										Soniboj Knežak (SD)
7 Maribor	Šmarje pri Jelšah		Slovenska Bistrica		Slovenske Konjice		Ruše		Maribor I		Maribor II		Maribor III		Maribor IV		Maribor V		Maribor VI		Maribor VII
	/			Karmen Furman (SDS)		Bojan Podkrajšek (SDS)		Jurij Lep (TBD)	/		/			Dejan Kaloh (SDS)		Franc Trček (SD)	/			Branislav Rajić (TBD)		Lidija Divjak Mirnik (LMŠ)
						Zmago Jelinčič (SNS)		Bojana Muršič (SD)								Gregor Židan (SD)				Andrej Rajh (SAB)
8 Ptuj	Lendava		Ormož		Ljutomer		Murska Sobota I		Murska Sobota II		Gornja Radgona		Lenart		Pesnica		Ptuj I		Ptuj II		Ptuj III
		Jožef Horvat (NSi)		Aljaž Kovačič (LMŠ)		Franc Jurša (DeSUS)	/			Dejan Židan (SD)	/		/			Marijan Pojbič (SDS)		Jožef Lenart (SDS)		Boštjan Koražija (Levica)		Suzana Lep Šimenko (SDS)
				Jani Ivanuša (SNS)
																				Nuša Ferenčič (SDS)
				Mojca Žnidarič (SMC)

Demographics

Proportion of women elected to the National Assembly
2018 elections			24.4%
2014 elections			35.6%
2011 elections			35.6%
2008 elections			15.6%
2004 elections			12.2%
2000 elections			15.6%
1996 elections			12.2%
1992 elections			14.4%

8th National Assembly has 22 female MPs which equals 24,4 %, and is a little bit less than in the 7th Assembly. Youngest MP is Jerca Korče (LMŠ) who is 28 years old. Oldest MP is Jožef Česnik (SAB), who is 73 years old and also presided over the first session.

Changes in membership

Changes of MPs

Changes are expected when government will be formed, MP who is named Prime Minister, Minister, State Secretary or Secretary-General of the government, cannot be MP anymore and is replaced with an MP that would be elected, if they were not elected. Peter Jožef Česnik and Miro Cerar, ministers of the 13th Government, resigned as MPs and will not take their seats after new government will be elected.

Vacated by					Reason for change	Successor
Constituency	District	Name	Party			Constituency	District	Name	Party		Date of installation
Kranj	Kamnik	Marjan Šarec		LMŠ	Elected Prime Minister	Kranj	Radovljica II	Karla Urh		LMŠ	23 August 2018
Ljubljana Center	Ljubljana Vič-Rudnik III	Miro Cerar		SMC	Elected Minister	Ljubljana Center	Ljubljana Šiška II	Jani Möderndorfer		SMC	28 September 2018
Postojna	Sežana	Marko Bandelli		SAB	Elected Minister	Postojna	Nova Gorica II	Andrej Šušmelj		SAB	28 September 2018
Ljubljana Center	Ljubljana Vič-Rudnik III	Peter Jožef Česnik		SAB	Elected Minister	Ljubljana Center	Ljubljana Šiška II	Maša Kociper		SAB	28 September 2018
Maribor	Šmarje pri Jelšah	Zdravko Počivalšek		SMC	Elected Minister	Maribor	Maribor IV	Gregor Židan		SMC	28 September 2018
Novo mesto	Zagorje ob Savi	Rudi Medved		LMŠ	Elected Minister	Novo mesto	Hrastnik	Nina Maurovič		LMŠ	28 September 2018
Postojna	Nova Gorica II	Andrej Šušmelj		SAB	Bandelli resigned as minister	Postojna	Sežana	Marko Bandelli		SAB	19 December 2019
Celje	Mozirje	Darij Krajčič		LMŠ	Resignation	Celje	Žalec II	Nik Prebil		LMŠ	5 March 2019
Ljubljana Bežigrad	Ribnica	Ljudmila Novak		NSi	Elected MEP	Ljubljana Bežigrad	Domžale II	Tadeja Šuštar		NSi	9 July 2019
Ljubljana Bežigrad	Ljubljana Bežigrad II	Milan Brglez		SD	Elected MEP	Ljubljana Bežigrad	Ljubljana Bežigrad I	Dušan Verbič		SMC	9 July 2019
Ljubljana Bežigrad	Grosuplje	Janez Janša		SDS	Elected Prime Minister	Ljubljana Bežigrad	Ljubljana Moste-Pollje I	Janez Moškrič		SDS	6 March 2020
Kranj	Radovljica II	Karla Urh		LMŠ	New Government formed	Kranj	Kamnik	Marjan Šarec		LMŠ	13 March 2020
Novo mesto	Hrastnik	Nina Maurovič		LMŠ	New Government formed	Novo mesto	Zagorje ob Savi	Rudi Medved		LMŠ	13 March 2020
Kranj	Kamnik	Matej Tonin		NSi	Elected Minister	Kranj	Škofja Loka II	Mihael Prevc		NSi	19 March 2020
Postojna	Postojna	Zvonko Černač		SDS	Elected Minister	Postojna	Nova Gorica I	Elena Zavadlav Ušaj		SDS	19 March 2020
Postojna	Ajdovščina	Jernej Vrtovec		NSi	Elected Minister	Postojna	Ilirska Bistrica	Andrej Černigoj		NSi	19 March 2020
Ljubljana Center	Logatec	Andrej Šircelj		SDS	Elected Minister	Ljubljana Center	Ljubljana Šiška IV	Leon Merjasec		SDS	19 March 2020
Ljubljana Center	Ljubljana Vič-Rudnik IV	Anže Logar		SDS	Elected Minister	Ljubljana Center	Ljubljana Šiška III	Mojca Škrinjar		SDS	19 March 2020
Kranj	Škofja Loka II	Žan Mahnič		SDS	Named State Secretary	Kranj	Tržič	Jure Ferjan		SDS	19 March 2020
Ptuj	Lenart	Franc Breznik		SDS	Named State Secretary	Ptuj	Ptuj II	Nuša Ferenčič		SDS	TBD
Celje	Šentjur pri Celju	Jelka Godec		SDS	Named State Secretary	Celje	Žalec I	Ljubo Žnidar		SDS	TBD
Ptuj	Ptuj II	Nuša Ferenčič		SDS	Resigned as State Secretary	Ptuj	Lenart	Franc Breznik		SDS	28 April 2020
Kranj	Radovljica I	Franc Kramar		SAB	Deceased	Kranj	Kranj I	Alenka Bratušek		SAB	4 February 2021[7]

Changes in the political groups membership

Name	Elected for		Previous group		New group
Milan Brglez		SMC		PS SMC		PS SD
Lidija Ivanuša		SNS		PS SNS		PS SDS
Franc Trček		Levica		PS Levica		PS SD
Jani Möderndorfer		SMC (as substitute MP)		PS SMC		PS LMŠ
Gregor Židan		SMC (as substitute MP)		PS SMC		PS SD
Jurij Lep		DeSUS		PS DeSUS		PS NP[6]
Janja Sluga		SMC		PS SMC		PS NP[6]
Igor Zorčič		SMC		PS SMC		PS NP[6]
Branislav Rajić		SMC		PS SMC		PS SAB[8]
Mateja Udovč		SMC		PS Concretely		PS NeP - MU[3]
Željko Cigler		Levica		PS Levica		PS SD[9]

Working bodies

Main article: Members of the working bodies of the 8th National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia

Group			Presidents	Vice-presidents
	PS SDS	Group of Slovenian Democratic Party Poslanska skupina Slovenske demokratske stranke	5 / 21	11 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	2 / 3	0 / 3
	PS LMŠ	Group of List of Marjan Šarec Poslanska skupina Liste Marjana Šarca	2 / 21	7 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	0 / 3	1 / 3
	PS SD	Group of Social Democrats Poslanska skupina Socialnih demokratov	3 / 21	5 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	0 / 3	1 / 3
	PS SMC	Group of Modern Centre Party Poslanska skupina Stranke modernega centra	2 / 21	6 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	1 / 3	1 / 3
	PS Levica	Group of The Left Poslanska skupina Levice	2 / 21	2 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	0 / 3	0 / 3
	PS NSi	Group of New Slovenia – Christian Democrats Poslanska skupina Nove Slovenije – Krščanskih demokratov	2 / 21	3 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	1 / 3	1 / 3
	PS SAB	Group of Party of Alenka Bratušek Poslanska skupina Stranke Alenke Bratušek	1 / 21	2 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	0 / 3	0 / 3
	PS DeSUS	Group of Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia Poslanska skupina Demokratične stranke upokojencev Slovenije	2 / 21	0 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	0 / 3	0 / 3
	PS SNS	Group of Slovenian National Party Poslanska skupina Slovenske nacionalne stranke	1 / 21	1 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	0 / 3	0 / 3
	PS IMNS	Group of Italian in Hungarian National Minority Poslanska skupina italijanske in madžarske narodne skupnosti	1 / 21	1 / 38
		Commissions of Inquiry	0 / 3	0 / 3

Committiees

Committee	President		Vice-presidents		Secretary[a]	Members
Committee on Agriculture, Forestry and Food		Edvard Paulič (LMŠ)		Nada Brinovšek (SDS)	Dragana Čuljković	17
				Jani Ivanuša (SNS)
Committee on Culture		Violeta Tomić (Levica)		Jožef Lenart (SDS)	Marjana Starič	17
				Aljaž Kovačič (LMŠ)
Committee on Defence		Samo Bevk (SD)		Mateja Udovč (SMC)	Peter Bahčič	17
				Andrej Černigoj (NSi)
Committee on Education, Science, Sport and Youth		Iva Dimic (NSi)		Mojca Škrinjar (SDS)	Danica Polak Gruden	17
				Luka Mesec (Levica)
Committee on EU Affairs		Marko Pogačnik (SDS)		Marko Koprivc (SD)	Barbara Medved Špiletič	17
				Nik Prebil (LMŠ)
Committee on Finance		Robert Polnar (DeSUS)		Suzana Lep Šimenk (SDS)	Barbara Reflak	19
				Marko Bandelli (SAB)
				Dušan Verbič (SMC)
Committee on Foreign Policy		Monika Gregorčič (SMC)		Lidija Divjak Mirnik (LMŠ)	Katja Jerman	19
				Marijan Pojbič (SDS)
Committee on Health		Anja Bah Žibert (SDS)		Franc Žndiarič (SD)	Hedvika Stanič Igličar	19
				Mojca Žnidarič (SMC)
Committee on Infrastructure, Environment and Spatial Planning		Bojan Podkrajšek (SDS)		Robert Pavšič (LMŠ)	Anton Pelko	19
				Mihael Prevc (NSi)
				Mateja Udovč (SMC)
Committee on Justice		Blaž Pavlin (NSi)		Meira Hot (SD)	Marija Pečjak Ferlež	13
Committee on Labour, Family, Social Policy and Disability		Eva Irgl (SDS)		Tadeja Šuštar (NSi)	Tina Kšela Premik	17
				Mojca Žnidarič (SMC)
				Primož Siter (Levica)
Committee on the Economy		Branislav Rajić (SMC)		Franc Rosec (SDS)	Nataša Škrbec Srčnik	17
				Soniboj Knežak (SD)
Committee on the Interior, Public Administration and Local Self-Government		Branko Grims (SDS)		Dušan Verbič (SMC)	Ana Komac	19
				Predrag Bakovič (SD)

Former Committees

Committee	President		Vice-presidents		Secretary[b]	Members
Joint Committee[c]		Rudi Medved (LMŠ)		Violeta Tomić (Levica)	Nataša Škrbec Srčnik	/

1. Employee of the NA, not MP.
2. Employee of the NA, not MP.
3. Temporary general committee, until all of the permanent committees were formed.

Standing Commissions

Commission	President		Vice-presidents		Secretary	Members
Commission for Petitions, Human Rights and Equal Opportunities		Nataša Sukič (Levica)		Lidija Ivanuša (SDS)	Ana Ivas Brezigar	9
Commission for Public Office and Elections		Ivan Hršak (DeSUS)		Andreja Zabret (LMŠ)	Katja Leitinger	19
				Ljubo Žnidar (SDS)
Commission for Relations with Slovenes in Neighbouring and Other Countries		Dušan Šiško (SNS)		Franc Kepa (SDS)	Polona Klemenčič	13
Commission for the National Communities		Ferenc Horváth (IMNS)		Felice Žiža (IMNS)	Rodana Rožanc Krulčič	11
Commission for the Rules of Procedure		Vojko Starovič (SAB)		Boris Doblekar (SDS)	Maja Briški	11
Constitutional Commission		Dejan Židan (SD)		Franc Breznik (SDS)	Boris Vrišer	19
				Jože Lenart (LMŠ)

Supervisory Commissions

In supervisory commissions opposition has majority.

Commission	President		Vice-presidents		Secretary	Members
Commission for Public Finance Control		Igor Peček (LMŠ)		Andrej Rajh (SAB)	Jože Končan	13
Commission for the Supervision of Intelligence and Security Services		Matjaž Nemec (SD)		Rudi Medved (LMŠ)	Marinka Bogolin	9

Inquiry Commissions

Commission	President		Vice-presidents		Secretary	Members
Commission of Inquiry for determining the responsibility of holders of public office in the child cardiology programme and procurement of medical supplies and equipment		Vacant (SDS)		Jani Prednik (SD)	Boris vrišer	9
Commission of Inquiry for investigating abuses and uneconomical practices in the BAMC		Aleksander Reberšek (NSi)		Monika Gregorčič (SMC)	Ana Ivas Brezigar	9
Commission of Inquiry for investigating the alleged money laundering in Nova Kreditna banka Maribor, d. d., the suspected illegal financing of the Slovenian Democratic Party and the suspected illegal financing of the election campaign for the early elections to the National Assembly in 2018		(SMC)		Aljaž Kovačič (LMŠ)	Zoran Skubic	9
Commission of Inquiry for investigating abuses in the case of Franc Kangler and others		Vacant (SDS)		Tadeja Šuštar (NSi)	Božena Pem	5

Other bodies

Body	President		Vice-presidents		Members
Council of the Speaker of the National Assembly		Igor Zorčič (TBD)		None (de facto Deputy Speakers)	Speaker and Deputy Speakers (no voting right) Leaders of political groups (voting right) Representatives of National Minorities (voting right)
Club of the Female MPs		Bojana Muršič (SD)		Andreja Zabret (LMŠ)	Female MPs
				Mateja Udovč (SMC)

Detail from the Parliament Building, Ljubljana – Slovenian National Anthem

Sessions

Sessions of the Assembly

Main article: List of Sessions of the 8th National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia

Appointments

For full list of appointments and nominations see Appointments by the 8th National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia.

Elections

Date	Proposer		Position	Candidate	Voted	In favour	Against	Invalid	Comments
22 June 2018	50 MPs, first signatory Marjan Šarec	[10]	Speaker	Matej Tonin	89	80	9	1	1st Regular Session; secret ballot
17 August 2018	43 MPs, first signatory Brane Golubović	[11]	Prime Minister	Marjan Šarec	87	55	31	1	5th Extraordinary Session; secret ballot;
23 August 2018	52 MPs, first signatory Andreja Zabret	[12]	Deputy-Speaker	Tina Heferle	83	66	8	9	5th Extraordinary Session; secret ballot
23 August 2018	25 MPs, first signatory Anja Bah Žibert	[13]	Deputy-Speaker	Jože Tanko	85	74	3	8	6th Extraordinary Session; secret ballot
23 August 2018	52 MPs, first signatory Matjaž Han	[14]	Speaker	Dejan Židan	60	49	8	3	6th Extraordinary Session; secret ballot
29 August 2018	52 MPs, first signatory Franc Jurša	[15]	Deputy-Speaker	Branko Simonovič	78	67	7	4	7th Extraordinary Session; secret ballot
29 August 2018	Council of the Speaker	[16]	Secretary-General	Uršula Zore Tavčar	76	76	0	/	7th Extraordinary Session; roll call
13 September 2018	Prime Minister-elect Marjan Šarec		Ministers of the 13th Government		79	45	34	/	8th Extraordinary Session; roll call
3 March 2020	President of the Republic Borut Pahor	[17]	Prime Minister	Janez Janša	84	52	31	1	16th Regular Session; secret ballot
5 March 2020	47 MPs, first signatory Janja Sluga	[18]	Speaker	Igor Zorčič	88	48	29	11	16th Regular Session; secret ballot
13 March 2020	Prime Minister-elect Janez Janša	[19]	Ministers of the 14th Government		84	52	31	1	31st Extraordinary Session; public vote

Motions for removal

Motion for removal can be submitted by the same proposer who proposed designee's election and it is decided about removal by the same procedure that was needed for the election.

Date	Proposer		Position	Designee	Voted	In favour	Against	Invalid	Comments
23 August 2018	49 MPs, first signatory Brane Golubović	[20] [21]	Speaker	Matej Tonin	Tonin announced his resignation.				secret ballot; after Matej Tonin is removed from office, Tina Heferle (LMŠ) (if elected Deputy-Speaker) will become Acting-Speaker until new Speaker is elected. PROPOSER WITHDREW THE MOTION.

Composition of the executive

Executive

Incumbent
President of the Republic
Borut Pahor (SD)
2012–2022

Former
Acting Prime Minister
Miro Cerar (then SMC)
(2014–) 2018

Former
Prime Minister
Marjan Šarec (LMŠ)
2018–2020

Former
Prime Minister
Janez Janša (SDS)
2020–2022

• President of the Republic: Borut Pahor (SD), from 22 December 2012
• Government:
  • 12th Government (18 September 2014 – 13 September 2018)
    • Prime Minister: Miro Cerar (SMC)
  • 13th Government (13 September 2018 – 13 March 2020)
    • Prime Minister: Marjan Šarec (LMŠ)
  • 14th Government (3 March 2020 – )
    • Prime Minister: Janez Janša (SDS)

Interpellations, votes of confidence, and impeachement

Interpellations

According to the Article 118 of the Constitution at least 10 MPs can submit and interpelation^{[check spelling]} against a minister or government as a whole.

Date of vote	Proposer		Interpellated	Quorum	In favour	Against	Abstain	Comments
21 June 2019	[22]	SDS	Karl Erjavec, Minister of Defence	74	35	39	0	Interpellation due to the alleged misuse of the military intelligence service.
11 June 2020	[23]	LMŠ, SD, Levica, SAB	Zdravko Počivalšek, Minister of Economic Development and Technology	89	37	51	1	Interpellation due to alleged wrongdoings during COVID-19 epidemic related to the purchase of protective equipment

Votes of confidence

Prime Minister can, according to the Article 117 of the Constitution request a vote of confidence. If government does not win the vote of confidence, National Assembly has to elect new Prime Minister within 30 days. If it fails, President of the Republic dissolves the National Assembly and snap election takes place within 60 days.

Also, according to the Article 116 of the Constitution, 10 MPs can propose a vote of no confidence and at the same time propose a candidate for the new Prime Minister.

Impeachment

Based on Articles 109 and 119 of the Constitution National Assembly may impeach President of the Republic, Prime Minister or ministers before the Constitutional Court if they violate the Constitution or laws.

Date of vote	Proposer		Interpellated	Quorum	In favour	Against	Abstain	Comments
29 January 2019	[24][25]	SDS and SNS	Marjan Šarec, Prime Minister	89	29	53	7	Impeachment for not implementing the decision of the Constitutional Court regarding the financing of the private primary education.

Legislative services heads

• Secretary-General: Uršula Zore Tavčar
  • Head of the Secretariat and Deputy Secretary-General: Jerneja Bergoč
    • Head of29 the Sector for the activities of the National Assembly: Mojca Marn Čepuran
      • Head of the department for preparation of sessions of the National Assembly and working bodies:
      • Head of the department for international activity, protocol and translation: Tatjana Pandev
    • Head of the Research and documentation sector: Tatjana Krašovec
      • Head of the Research department: Igor Zobavnik
      • Head of the Documentation and Library Department: Vojka Vuk Dirnbek
  • Director and Deputy Secretary-General: Igor Ivančič
    • Head of the General sector: Anita Longo
      • Head of the Department of Organization and Staff: Sonja Nahtigal
      • Head of the Financial department: Rok Tomšič
    • Head of the Information sector:
      • Head of the Information Systems Development Department: Bojan Verbič
      • Head of the department for work with materials and mail: Gordana Černe
      • Head of the Department of Operations Service: Jela Jelič
      • Head of the department for printing: Iztok Potočnik
    • Head of the Operational-technical sector: Alenka Urbančič
      • Head of the Investment and Maintenance Department: Janez Gomboc
      • Head of the Catering Department: Verica Novaković
      • Head of the Department of Transportation: Ivo Paal
      • Head of the Department for Reception and Telephones: Anita Knez
• Services of the political groups
  • Expert assistance for the political groups
• Head of the Office of the President: Katarina Ratoša
• Head of the Legal Service: Nataša Voršič
• Head of the Public Relations Office: Karmen Uglešič
• Permanent Representative of the National Assembly to the European Parliament: Zvone Bergant

International activity

International activity of the Speaker

Delegations

Main article: Members of delegations of the 8th National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia

Delegation	Head		Secretary
Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe		Vacant	Alja Škibin
Delegation to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly		Robert Pavšič (LMŠ)	Tamara Gruden Pečan
Delegation to the CEI Parliamentary Dimension		Branko Grims (SDS)	Staša Kobi Šmid
Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union for the Mediterranean		Branislav Rajić (SMC)	Romana Novak
IPU National Group in the National Assembly		Matjaž Nemec (SD) (ex officio as President of CFP)	Tatjana Pandev
Delegation to the SEECP Parliamentary Assembly		Dejan Židan (SD) (ex officio as Speaker)	Tatjana Pandev
Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the OSCE		Gregor Perič (SMC)	Tamara Gruden Pečan
Delegation of the National Assembly in the Group for Joint Parliamentary Supervision of EUROPOL		Tina Heferle (LMŠ)	Maja Brišk

Friendship groups

Country	President			Country	President			Country	President
Republic of Austria		Vacant		Kingdom of Denmark		Monika Gregorčič (SMC)		Kingdom of the Netherlands		Igor Zorčič (TBD)
Bosnia and Herzegovina		Marko Koprivc (SD)		Republic of Finland		Branislav Rajić (SMC)		United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland		Branislav Rajić (SMC)
French Republic		Matjaž Nemec (SD)		Republic of India		Suzana Lep Šimenko (SDS)		Republic of Estonia		Franc Trček (Levica)
Republic of Croatia		Jani Prednik (SD)		Japan		Branislav Rajić (SMC)		Canada		Franc Trček (Levica)
Ireland		Bojana Muršič (SD)		Republic of Korea		Suzana Lep Šimenko (SDS)		Republic of Kazakhstan		Zmago Jelinčič Plemeniti (SNS)
Italian Republic		Meira Hot (SD)		Kingdom of Norway		Vacant		Republic of Kosovo		Franc Trček (Levica)
State of Israel		Vacant		Republic of Poland		Suzana Lep Šimenko (SDS)		Romania		Franc Trček (Levica)
People's Republic of China		Lidija Divjak Mirnik (LMŠ)		Slovak Republic		Tomaž Lisec (SDS)		Federative Republic of Brazil		Alenka Jeraj (SDS)
Hungary		Ferenc Horváth (IMNS)		Kingdom of Spain		Bojana Muršič (SD)		Republic of Cyprus		Jani Prednik (SD)
Republic of North Macedonia		Iva Dimic (NSi)		Kingdom of Spain		Vacant		Arab Republic of Egypt		Matjaž Nemec (SD)
Federal Republic of Germany		Branko Grims (SDS)		Republic of Turkey		Monika Gregorčič (SMC)		Swiss Confederation		Branislav Rajić (SMC)
Palestine		Matej Tašner Vatovec (Levica)		Ukraine		Vojko Starović (SAB)		Republic of Albania		Franc Trček (Levica)
Portuguese Republic		Franc Trček (Levica)		Argentine Republic		Alenka Jeraj (SDS)		Hellenic Republic		Jani Prednik (SD)
Russian Federation		Matjaž Han (SD)		Commonwealth of Australia		Andreja Zabret (LMŠ)		Georgia		Predrag Baković (SD)
Republic of Serbia		Predrag Baković (SD)		Republic of Azerbaijan		Matjaž Nemec (SD)		Republic of Latvia		Jani Prednik (SD)
United States of America		Matjaž Nemec (SD)		Kingdom of Belgium		Gregor Perič (SMC)		Republic of Lithuania		Nik Prebil (LMŠ)
Czech Republic		Tomaž Lisec (SDS)		Republic of Iceland		Andreja Zabret (LMŠ)		Republic of Malta		Jani Prednik (SD)
Montenegro		Tomaž Lisec (SDS)		Grand-Duchy of Lusembourg		Lidija Divjak Mirnik (LMŠ)		Republic of Bulgaria		Alenka Jeraj (SDS)

Other

Zmago Jelinčič Plemeniti (SNS) corruption allegations

It was reported on 29 June 2018 that Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe's (PACE) special independent investigative body issued its report on so called Caviar diplomacy by Azerbaijan. Zmago Jelinčič Plemeniti (SNS), who returned in the National Assembly after 7 years in the last election, was banned from entering Council of Europe due to severe violation of the PACE's rules. Jelinčič was accused of receiving €25,000 for voting against the report of the PACE stating that irregularities occurred during elections in Azerbaijan, which he observed. Jelinčič declined accusations and stated that he received money to translate Tone Svetina's novel Ukana into Russian language, however translation of the book is nowhere to be found, reported Slovenian media. Jelinčič was named vice-president of the Committee on Foreign Policy on 3 July 2018. However The Left, which also supported the resolution, with which leaders of the committees were named, stated that their support was a mistake. Other parties, SDS, LMŠ and SAB stated that current leaders of the committees are only temporary and that new leaders will be named after coalition is formed and all the committees founded. Some, including GRECO and TI, also called on the National Assembly to finally form and pass an Ethical Code for MPs. Slovenian Commission for the prevention of corruption announced that it will investigate the case.^{[26][27][28][29]}

Milan Brglez (SMC) expulsion from the party

Milan Brglez was soon after the election, on 26 June 2018 expelled from the party. Reason for that was his self-candidature for Speaker of the National Assembly, since Miro Cerar did not have support of potential coalition partners (LMŠ, SD, NSi, SAB and DeSUS) to become Speaker himself. Executive committee also blamed Brglez that he did not respect decision of the parties and has been making statements that were opposite to the statements of Cerar and other party officials. As example they added that Cerar supported US missile strikes against Syria earlier in April and Brglez did not and stated that these acts are against international law and Slovenian Constitution. He decided to stay member of the SMC group in the Assembly, but did not rule out the possibility to join another group later, most possibly The Left.^[30]

Zdravko Počivalšek (SMC) lobbying affair

On 2 August 2018 Commission for the prevention of corruption issued its report on Zdravko Počivalšek's unlawful meetings with former President of Executive Council of SRS (Prime Minister) and former Director of State Security Service (SDV) Janez Zemljarič who is seen as one of the most important people in Slovenia as a part of so-called "Deep State". Počivalšek tried to prevent the publishing of the report, however Supreme Court decided that contents of their meetings can be publicly announced. Meetings were against the law because Počivašek as public servant did not report them to the Commission and because Zemljarič is not registered as lobbyst or representative of any company, but was however acting in such way. Meetings were made public by Reporter's journalist in 2016. Zemljarič and Počivalšek were talking about construction of Izolski otok (Izola Island) project worth around half billion euros. It is reported that State Secretary Eva Štravs Podlogar (SD) met with Zemljarič as well.^[31]

Zmago Jelinčič Plemeniti (SNS) appropriation of books

During 2008–2011 term of the 5th National Assembly political group of Slovenian National Party ordered books using National Assembly funds. Books should have been returned to the National Assembly Library after

During the 2008–2011 term of the 5th National Assembly, the political group of the Slovenian National Party commissioned books worth more than €10,000 through the National Assembly. At the end of the mandate, the books should have been returned to the National Assembly's Library, which had not been doneby the political group which referred to the fact that the books belong to the political group. Subsequently, the Public Prosecutor's Office filed a lawsuit against Zmago Jelinčič, which failed because the prosecutor's office should sue the political group and not Jelinčič. The state originally obtained the judgment and recovered €10,000 from Jelinčič, but the money had to be returned after Jelinčič's appeal and the nullification of the verdict.^[32]

Constitutional problems

Incompatibility of functions

Prime Minister Miro Cerar (SMC) and ministers Dejan Židan (SD) and Zdravko Počivalšek (SMC) have been elected MPs at the last elections. This causes constitutional problems since according to the Constitution Prime Minister or minister cannot be MP at the same time. Since Constitution also states that all members of the government have to execute their power until new government is elected they still are members of the government. This has however happened before, but it has never taken so long to officially form new coalition and elect new government after elections. Also currently Slovenia has some important questions opened, most importantly – selling NLB bank according to the 2013 agreement with European Commission, because of which government submits many bills to the National Assembly. And because Cerar, Židan and Počivalšek are also MPs they vote on bills that their government submitted to the Assembly.

Nullification of the elections

Former SD MP and Speaker Janko Veber, Vili Kovačič, Gašper Ferjan, Andreja Magajna (former SD MP) and Jožef Jarh filed an appeal against 3 June elections results and requested that Supreme Court annules elections. Following Supreme Court's rejection they filed an apply to the Constitutional Court who rejected them as well. They claimed laws regulating elections are unconstitutional.^[33][34]

Elections of the Speaker with no deputy-speaker elected

On 6 August Marjan Šarec announced that five parties gathered around LMŠ (including SMC, SD, DeSUS and SAB) will propose a candidate for the new Speaker – Dejan Židan (SD). However Legal Service of the National Assembly explained that new Speaker cannot be elected before at least one Deputy-Speaker is elected first, which would become Acting-Speaker when current Speaker Matej Tonin would resign, following forming a new coalition.

Majority in the supervisory commissions

Another problem might occur with memberships of the standing supervisory commissions. It is the first time in the history that Slovenia will have minority government, and majority in the commissions must have parties in the opposition. Since The Left will support the government and still be formally in the opposition it could happen that the government might have ensured majority in the commissions with votes from The Left.

Šarec Government – minority or majority government?

Some of the constitutional lawyers, including former Judge of the Constitutional Court and former MP, now Full Professor Ciril Ribičič, questioned the status of the potential Government of Marjan Šarec. Many of them agree that it will be in fact majority government, since Prime Minister will be elected in the second round, where still 46 votes are needed for the election (absolute majority). Although The Left will not nominate ministers in the Government, they are still seen as a coalition party, meaning that new government in fact has majority in the parliament.

Results of the parliamentary elections

Main article: 2018 Slovenian parliamentary election

Main article: List of candidates in the Slovenian parliamentary election, 2018

Party/alliance		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Slovenian Democratic Party	222,042	24.92	25	+4
	List of Marjan Šarec	112,250	12.60	13	New
	Social Democrats	88,524	9.93	10	+4
	Modern Centre Party	86,868	9.75	10	−26
	The Left	83,108	9.33	9	+3
	New Slovenia – Christian Democrats	63,792	7.16	7	+2
	Party of Alenka Bratušek	45,492	5.11	5	+1
	Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia	43,889	4.93	5	−5
	Slovenian National Party	37,182	4.17	4	+4
	Slovenian People's Party	23,329	2.62	0	0
	Pirate Party	19,182	2.15	0	0
	Good Country	13,540	1.52	0	−1
	Andrej Čuš and Greens of Slovenia	9,708	1.09	0	−2
	List of Journalist Bojan Požar	7,835	0.88	0	0
	For a Healthy Society	5,548	0.62	0	0
	United Slovenia	5,287	0.59	0	0
	United Left and Unity	5,072	0.57	0	−1
	Movement Together Forward	4,345	0.49	0	0
	Save Slovenia from Elite and Tycoons	3,672	0.41	0	0
	Economic Active Party	3,132	0.35	0	0
	Solidarity – For a Fair Society!	2,184	0.25	0	0
	United Right	2,141	0.24	0	0
	Socialist Party of Slovenia	1,551	0.17	0	0
	Party of Slovenian People	1,237	0.14	0	0
	Forward Slovenia	187	0.02	0	0
Invalid/blank votes		10,357	–	–	–
Total		901,454	100	88	–
Registered voters/turnout		1,712,676	52.64	–	–
Source: Volitve

Elections of the representatives of national minorities

Italian national minority

Candidate	Points	Notes
Felice Žiža	2,511	Elected
Mauricio Tremul	2,095
Bruno Orlando	1,001
Valid votes	1,428
Invalid/blank votes	19
Total	1,447
Source: Volitve

Hungarian national minority

Candidate	Points	Notes
Ferenc Horvath	4,193	Elected
Gabriela Sobočan	2,772
Valid votes	3,001
Invalid/blank votes	42
Total	3,043
Source: Volitve

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