YEREVAN. – Unless a climate of trust in elections is formed in Armenia, there will be no change in the stance on their results.

Head of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) Dashnaktsutyun Party National Assembly (NA) Faction, Armen Rustamyan, stated the aforementioned at Friday’s NA briefings.

In his words, this is the reason that the view, according to which the authorities are using their administrative resources to falsify the voting results, will strengthen among the Armenian body politic.

But at the same time, Rustamyan stressed that the trust in the country’s electoral process will not grow even if all legislative norms are abided by.

As per the ARF MP, however, the respective situation can improve once the proposed constitutional amendments are adopted, and as a result, the type of governance changes in the country.

The referendum on Armenia’s draft constitutional amendments is slated for December 6.

Pursuant to the new draft Constitution, the country will make a transition from a semi-presidential to a parliamentary system of governance.

The opponents of the proposed constitutional amendments, however, consider them to be primarily the authorities’ attempt to hang on to power.