Vladimir Voronin stays as Moldova's president till the new president takes his oath, and the most likely day for the snap parliamentary election is the end of July, Parliament's first deputy speaker Vladimir Turcan stated on June 15, Info-Prim Neo. “Now Mr. President is to decide, by decree, the election day and to dissolve the parliament. It can be signed right now, since there is the endorsement of the Constitutional Court,” Turcan specified. “We've been through different stages of the election campaign since last December. It would be good for all the population if this decree is inked as soon as possible, and that we hold the early elections so much wanted by the opposition, and then return to the normal activities,” Vladimir Turcan said. The leaders of the parliamentary opposition have reiterated they are a ready for the early ballot. “I am more concerned about whom we are going to rule this country with after the elections, because the comrades will leave the Parliament. Certainly, the coalition of democratic forces, which will be created after parliamentary elections, will give us real possibilities to elect the country's president, to appoint the government, since the Communists have demonstrated their total impotence to govern the country,” said Serafim Urecheanu, the leader of Our Moldova Alliance. Vlad Filat, the president of the Liberal Democratic Party (PLDM) has said that today, at their party's standing bureau meeting, they are to draft the list of candidates for the parliament. “You'll learn whom we're going for the elections with,” Filat said. “I think the election day will be set to be convenient to the Communists Party (PCRM.) Rumors go the elections will be established on a Monday, to have a low turnout,” the PLDM leader said. “I think it's not so much time to get ready for the elections. We'll probably go as we did.” said Mihai Ghimpu, the leader of the Liberal Party (PL) about their participation in the poll. The presidential decree on dissolving the parliament will be valid after being published in Monitorul Oficial (Official Gazette.)