The Communist MPs will not receive daily allowances for attending the sittings of the Parliament and will not be able to use the legislative body's motor poll. Head of Parliament Mihai Ghimpu said he will take such a decision if the Communist parliamentary group does not come to the plenary sittings, Info-Prim Neo reports. As the quorum was not present, the March 18 meeting of the Parliament started one hour late, when 53 members of the Alliance for European Integration and of the United Moldova group gathered in the assembly hall Among the last to come were Minister of Justice Alexandru Tanase and Minister of Transport and Road Infrastructure Anatol Salaru. They arrived late because they had attended a meeting of the Cabinet Four MPs of the Alliance are absent. The Communist faction announced earlier that it will not attend the sittings as the legislative body must be dissolved. Speaker Mihai Ghimpu asked the technical personnel of the Palace of the Republic, where the sittings take place, to switch off the wall lamps on the side of the hall where the Communist MPs usually sit.