Excellency
It is my duty to inform You that the document which gives You Your mandate – The Arbitration Agreement – is null and void. It was signed by a Prime Minister Borut Pahor who did not have the mandate to do so.
This fact is clear from the article 7. in the National Assembly Elections Act which states:
Pravico voliti in biti voljen za poslanca ima državljan Republike Slovenije, ki je na dan glasovanja dopolnil osemnajst let starosti.
translation: The right to vote and be elected is held by a citizen of the Republic of Slovenia who, on the election day, reached/attained the age of 18 years.
Please note that the law does not state “18 years or over”. The right to vote and be elected is limited to exactly 18 years of age – on the day of election. Therefore, only the citizens whose 18th birthday is on the day of the election have the right to vote and be elected.
All previous elections took into account the votes of those who did not meet these criteria.
Likewise, citizens who did not meet this criteria were allowed to stand for election.
This means that no public authority or body, elected under the conditions laid down in the cited law, has or has ever had a mandate. The National Assembly does not have mandate, Prime Minister and Ministers do not have the mandate, neither does the President of the Republic of Slovenia, nor do do the members of the Council of State, the justices of the Constitutional Court and all the other judges. All occupy their positions without legal basis and their decisions are not legal.
The prime minister is appointed by the National Assembly, as per article 111 of the Constitution.
Prime Minister Borut Pahor, who signed the agreement as the representative of the Republic of Slovenia, therefore did not have a valid/legal mandate for he was appointed Prime Minister by the members of National Assembly who themselves did not have a valid/legal mandate.
For any additional explanation I am at your service at any time in any capacity.
Ljubljana, 27. 12. 2014