JKP board does not rule out dissolving the party

The board of the New Conservative Party (JKP) is discussing the possibility of dissolving the party, though no final decision has been made on the matter so far. This was confirmed to the LETA agency by JKP board member Mārtiņš Štāls.

According to Štāls, the party's leadership does not exclude self-dissolution as one of the possible paths forward, but stressed that the matter is currently only at the stage of consideration. The board member did not specify a timeframe for when a final decision might be reached, nor did he reveal further details about what could shape the party's future course.

No decision made yet

The fact that a party representative has publicly acknowledged dissolution as one of the scenarios under discussion indicates that JKP is currently weighing questions about its future operating model. However, as Štāls emphasized, no decision has been made so far that would turn dissolution into a settled outcome.

Information about JKP's possible dissolution became public after the LETA agency approached the party board member with a question about the party's future. Štāls' response confirms that such a scenario is viewed by the board as a real alternative rather than being dismissed outright.

It remains unknown when the JKP board might reach a final decision on the party's status, or what the next steps would be should the dissolution scenario be chosen.