By Penelope Galliou

Kyriakos Mitsotakis may be asking “hold on” from ND executives and those who are preparing to sew ministerial suits, but he himself, as he should, does not expect after Sunday’s election result, to get “paper and pencil” as the journalists like to write , to form his new government, if the citizens choose to give independence to the ND in Sunday’s polls.

The ND president must and must be ready to form his government the next day. As he pointed out in his televised interview with Mega, “the parliamentary system requires the government to be sworn in immediately, Tuesday, Wednesday” adding that for him “it is not a sign of arrogance but of good preparation”, so that he is ready for this eventuality.

“Obviously I see the polls and I have to prepare for this eventuality and I am very optimistic, but I will continue to insist on the need to keep the tone low, that there is no discounting of the election result” said Mr. Mitsotakis, commenting that “You journalists, you have also gone ahead with the formation of the next government, but for me it “holds” from those who discount a ministerial position”.

According to information, however, the Presidential Decrees for the changes in the structure of the government are ready to be submitted to the Council of Ministers for approval on Monday.

As the ND president himself stated, apart from the announcements that have been made regarding the changes in the structure of the government, no others are expected, however the information from Piraeus Street speaks of sweeping changes in the new Council of Ministers and the persons who will lead it. staff.

The scenarios for splits or mergers of ministries such as of Transport and Infrastructure or the Digital Policy with the Interior respectively, they are not going to proceed based on the words of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who noted that at the same time he does not want to create “inflation of new ministries because this has a difficulty” that would likely create significant delays in government work.

The new ministry that will be created, as it has long been announced is only the Family and Social Cohesion and which will take away a part of the Ministry of Labour.

Also, the Sports will be transferred from the Ministry of Culture in the Ministry of Education and will be upgraded with the appointment of Deputy Minister.

Although the former prime minister is already placing names in the plan of the new Council of Ministers, Piraeus sources state that even the names of top former Ministers – “beyond three or four successful in their field “- for the rest of the new and old who are heard, they have not been “definitely registered in the ministerial positions and the carambolas continue”.