Slovakia’s government, led by Robert Fico, secured a vote of confidence in parliament after a seven-month delay forced by a Constitutional Court ruling. The court compelled the government to seek the vote based on its interpretation of the budgetary responsibility law. The parliamentary session was marked by disruptions, including shouting, heckling, and unusually high noise levels. Following the vote, members of the governing coalition indicated their intention to amend the law that triggered the confidence vote requirement. Ultimately, 78 coalition members voted in favor of the government, allowing it to continue in power. The situation highlights ongoing tensions and potential legislative changes regarding budgetary oversight. The vote was a key test for Fico’s government following scrutiny over its financial policies.